This image depicts a multi-colored, hand-knitted, sleeveless vest presented within a museum or exhibition setting

This image depicts a multi-colored, hand-knitted, sleeveless vest presented within a museum or exhibition setting. The vest is prominently displayed on a light-colored hanger against a dark, possibly black, vertical panel. The garment features a distinct V-neckline and a central front opening secured by three round, translucent red buttons, which match the vibrant red trim along the edges of the vest and armholes. The knitwork is composed of horizontal bands of varying widths and colors, showcasing intricate patterns. From top to bottom, the dominant color bands include green, cream/off-white, dark brown, golden yellow, black/dark blue, cream/off-white, dark green, and a final wide red band at the bottom hem. Within these bands, repeated motifs are knitted in contrasting colors: - The top cream band features stylized red, yellow, and blue figures, possibly depicting human-like forms. - The dark brown band below it contains rows of repeated cream-colored stylized llamas or alpacas. - The golden yellow band is adorned with large, stylized, rectangular motifs in red and orange, potentially abstract interpretations of objects or symbols. - The subsequent cream band features rows of multicolored figures in blue, yellow, red, and brown, possibly abstract animals or human figures. - The dark green band near the bottom includes a pattern of yellow and green geometric shapes, primarily triangles and zig-zags. The lighting originates from an overhead source, illuminating the vest and casting a subtle reflection on the display surface. Below the vest, on the dark display panel, three linear diagrams in a light color are visible: an outline of a vest, a simple rectangle, and a small stylized anthropomorphic figure. These diagrams likely relate to the garment's design, construction, or cultural significance. The scene is an interior view, indicative of a controlled environment. Based on the cultural artifacts displayed and the request for location, this exhibit is situated within an exhibition space, likely a museum, in Santiago, Chile, potentially the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino, given the Andean-inspired textile design. No individuals are present in the frame.