The image presents a close-up, top-down view of a horizontally striped woven textile, consistent with Andean aguayo or similar indigenous fabric, located in Providencia, Chile

The image presents a close-up, top-down view of a horizontally striped woven textile, consistent with Andean aguayo or similar indigenous fabric, located in Providencia, Chile. The textile features wide white background sections interspersed with narrower, vibrantly patterned bands. Two prominent yellow bands, approximately 15 cm wide, display repeating, stylized motifs: an anthropomorphic face with radiating elements, a four-legged animal resembling a llama or alpaca in profile, and a geometric block figure. These motifs are rendered in greens, reds, oranges, and black. A central grey-blue patterned band, approximately 10 cm wide, contains distinct blue and white motifs including a llama or alpaca, a patterned ceramic vessel, and an eight-pointed star. All patterned bands are intricately bordered by thin, multi-colored stripes of pink, orange, red, green, and black. The white sections of the textile show minor, localized discolorations. The fabric exhibits a discernible weave texture. No individuals or external environmental elements are visible within the frame.