The image depicts a detailed scene of traditional textile weaving within an indoor or semi-enclosed space in Chinchero, Peru

The image depicts a detailed scene of traditional textile weaving within an indoor or semi-enclosed space in Chinchero, Peru. Six females, ranging in approximate age from 8 to 25 years, are present. In the foreground right, a pre-teen girl, approximately 8-12 years old, with dark hair in a ponytail, is seated on a reddish-brown hollow brick. She wears a maroon knitted sweater with white patterns, pink pants, and white athletic shoes. Her hands manipulate slender metal tools, actively creating a patterned black and white woven band. She looks towards the left with a slight smile. Behind her, in the mid-ground center, a young woman, likely in her late teens or early twenties, with long, dark braided hair, is seated on the floor. She wears a black skirt, an embroidered red jacket, and a patterned blue and white blouse. She operates a portable backstrap loom, using wooden implements to interlace colored threads, primarily red, black, and white. To the immediate left of the central weaver, another young woman of similar age, also with braided dark hair, is seated. She wears a traditional red jacket, a black skirt, and a distinctive flat-topped, red Andean hat. She is also engaged in weaving on a similar loom, looking towards the viewer. In the background left, two additional females are partially visible, similarly dressed in traditional red jackets, appearing to be engaged in weaving or related textile activities. The environment features rough, reddish-brown walls, possibly adobe, and an uneven, light-colored floor, consistent with packed earth or concrete. A colorful "tree" diagram with multi-colored leaves is affixed to the wall behind the weavers. A decorated cardboard box rests on a wooden stool or crate, with a blue water bottle visible nearby. Various weaving materials, including spools of thread and an unfinished light green knitted item, are present on the floor.