This image shows a close-up view of a raft-like structure constructed primarily from bamboo and logs

This image shows a close-up view of a raft-like structure constructed primarily from bamboo and logs. The raft supports a small, weathered structure resembling a hut or cabin, also built with bamboo. The roof of the hut appears to be made of slate or similar material. Ropes are used to lash the bamboo poles and wooden beams together. The raft itself is made of several large logs, painted with a greenish-blue hue and dark lines suggesting wood grain. One log end shows a painted design resembling a stylized eye. In the background, there is a dense line of green trees under an overcast sky. The raft is supported by large rocks and wooden posts, suggesting it is a permanent installation rather than a functional vessel. This scene is located in the Museum of Marine Cantabrica in the city of Santander, Spain, specifically the replica of the Kon-Tiki raft.