The retablo ayacuchano is a portable wooden shrine box from Ayacucho, Peru — double doors swing open to reveal tiered miniature worlds built from a hand-mashed potato-and-gypsum paste, painted in a strict color code: blue for sky, green for fields, red for blood and herds, yellow for sand, all crowded together under gold leaf and pink accents. This design system translates that shadow-box density into a digital surface: a deep teal ground packed with saturated polychrome panels, ornate serif display type, and bordered tiers that never breathe empty space, echoing a devotional craft where every inch is deliberately filled.