n outdoor shrine embedded in a textured, light brown wall in Almeria, Spain

n outdoor shrine embedded in a textured, light brown wall in Almeria, Spain. The shrine is rectangular and framed by a decorative border. The border features a repeating pattern of yellow tiles with carved dark stars and a floral motif at the corners. Inside the frame, a bas-relief carving depicts the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child. Both figures wear ornate golden crowns. The Virgin Mary is depicted with flowing hair and is adorned in a detailed robe with red, gold, and pink patterns. Behind her, a golden halo or sunburst design emanates outwards. The Christ Child stands beside her, also crowned, and holds a small vase with a few white flowers. The background of the carving is a dark blue, textured surface, possibly depicting tiles or stone. The wall surrounding the shrine appears weathered, with visible cracks and imperfections. The lower portion of the wall has a rougher, stucco-like texture and is a lighter, yellowish-brown color. A thin band of red brick is visible beneath the main shrine structure. The lighting suggests a sunny day, casting distinct shadows.