The image displays a diverse collection of seashells arranged on a circular, textured gray surface, likely a plastic table or stool, outdoors under natural light

The image displays a diverse collection of seashells arranged on a circular, textured gray surface, likely a plastic table or stool, outdoors under natural light. A light blue rectangular plastic basket, situated at the upper center, contains numerous light-colored, mostly white and beige, spiraled gastropod shells of varying shapes and sizes. To its right, a dark blue round plastic bowl is filled with approximately 30-40 small, patterned cowrie shells, predominantly brown and white with speckled patterns, alongside a few plain white shells. Scattered on the gray surface around these containers are an additional 15-20 larger shells. These include several large, smooth, light brown helmet shells; a prominent, spiny, light beige spider conch with multiple long protrusions; other smaller spiny white shells; and several ribbed bivalve shells exhibiting shades of reddish-brown and white. In the upper left background, lush green foliage of a plant is visible, partially illuminated by sunlight. Concrete or stone elements are present in the general background, consistent with an outdoor setting. No individuals or specific actions beyond the arrangement of the shells are depicted. The image does not contain any visual information to determine its precise location within the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward, Kenya.