The figure depicted is a *negrita* doll, a common souvenir and decorative item in Peru. These dolls are part of a cultural tradition with roots in the Afro-Peruvian community and represent a complex history. While appearing as charming caricatures, their imagery can sometimes evoke discussions about historical portrayals and racial stereotypes, particularly concerning representations of Black people. The dolls are often handmade and sold in markets, especially in tourist areas. The bottles below could be *Pisco*, a traditional Peruvian brandy, often sold in souvenir shops.