This image depicts a detailed cultural display, likely part of a public event or promotional activity in the city of Mariano Melgar, Peru

This image depicts a detailed cultural display, likely part of a public event or promotional activity in the city of Mariano Melgar, Peru. The foreground features a vibrant red woven textile with colorful patterned bands and tassels, serving as a base. Two large fabric dolls are positioned on it: one, female-presenting, wears a white blouse, a red and patterned skirt, and black sandals; the other, male-presenting, wears a colorful striped vest over a white shirt, blue pants, and black sandals. Two smaller, white, fluffy llama figurines and a dark grey pom-pom object are also on the textile. A banner partially visible at the bottom displays "RES" and "pension 65," suggesting a program for seniors. In the midground, a white cardboard cutout of a llama with a red bridle is present, alongside loose, light brown animal fleece or straw. Above these items, a large, dark brown ceramic pot with a black and yellow diamond pattern encircling its midsection is prominently displayed. Adjacent to the pot is a round, flat brown lid with a yellow rim and a central handle. The background reveals a sign with text that includes "SUB GERENCIA DE SERVICIO SOCIALE" (Sub-Management of Social Service) and "CENTRO ADULTO" (Adult Center), featuring a graphic of two elderly individuals. A cartoon-style depiction of an older man's head is partially visible at the top. A white, horn-shaped object (possibly a loudspeaker or part of a float decoration) is seen behind the lid. Distant urban buildings form the backdrop, confirming an outdoor city setting. The collection of items strongly suggests a cultural or social program display, emphasizing traditional Peruvian elements.