The image presents a detailed view of multiple vibrantly colored, hand-woven textiles, commonly found in markets within the city of Machupicchu, Peru

The image presents a detailed view of multiple vibrantly colored, hand-woven textiles, commonly found in markets within the city of Machupicchu, Peru. Three distinct types of woven fabrics are displayed vertically, appearing to hang in an overlapping arrangement. On the upper left, a textile features broad horizontal bands of dark brown, white, and maroon, adorned with geometric patterns. The white band exhibits green stylized patterns. Below this, a large, predominantly red textile serves as the background for two prominent figures: a stylized bright yellow bird with outstretched wings, and a black stylized monkey with a curled tail. This red textile also incorporates various geometric shapes in green, blue, pink, and purple. To the right, a series of narrower vertical textile strips are visible. These strips are characterized by repeating grid-like patterns, with each square containing a stylized llama or alpaca figure in varying solid colors such as white, brown, blue, purple, green, yellow, and pink. The background color of these squares also varies, creating a multicolored checkered effect. All visible textiles exhibit distinct woven textures and display frayed fringes along their bottom edges, consistent with traditional artisanal weaving techniques.