This image displays three Peruvian-style textile dolls positioned vertically in a market stall in Pisac, Peru

This image displays three Peruvian-style textile dolls positioned vertically in a market stall in Pisac, Peru. The leftmost doll wears a gray hood, a brown top, and a brightly colored, horizontally striped knitted skirt with blue and yellow patterns. It holds a small white knitted llama in its right hand and a green ball of yarn in its left. Its face is light-colored with drawn black eyes and red lips. The middle doll has a striped, blue and white ruffled bonnet, a brown top, and a multi-colored striped skirt. It has drawn black eyes and a small red mouth. A small pink and white knitted doll is attached to its front. The rightmost doll wears a yellow ruffled bonnet, a yellow top, and a multi-colored horizontally striped skirt with blue and yellow patterns. It holds a small white knitted llama with a red blanket on its back in its right hand. Its face is light-colored with drawn black eyes and a small red mouth. All three dolls stand on cylindrical bases wrapped in colorful, patterned textiles. The background consists of various vertically hanging, brightly colored knitted textiles, including scarves, bags, and blankets, in hues of white, red, orange, yellow, blue, and green, some featuring embroidered designs. On the far left, indistinct items wrapped in clear plastic are visible.