Chili Crate in Oaxaca
Flat noon light washes over a narrow alley in Oaxaca, where a vendor balances a heavy wooden crate of bright green chilies and deep purple corn cobs on his shoulder. The crate rests near a faded blue door marked with peeling white paint, revealing the rough texture of adobe beneath. A simple metal dish rack hangs from a nail on the wall, holding a few damp ceramic plates that catch the diffuse glare. Beside it, a bottle caddy made of woven palm fibers holds two glass jars of red salsa, their contents glowing with suspended seeds.
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