A light-colored wooden Mancala board is depicted open and laid flat on a tiled surface

A light-colored wooden Mancala board is depicted open and laid flat on a tiled surface. The board consists of two hinged halves, each featuring six circular playing pits and one elongated store pit at its respective end. The wood appears smooth, possibly pine or a similar light-grained timber. Each of the twelve circular playing pits contains multiple translucent glass marbles, varying in color between clear, green, and blue hues. The marbles are irregularly distributed within the pits. The hinges connecting the two board halves are small and metallic, visible in the center. The background is a floor composed of light grey square tiles with dark grey grout lines. Direct, strong light, likely sunlight, illuminates the scene from the upper left, creating distinct shadows and reflections on the board and marbles. No individuals, actions, or interactions are visible. The specific location within the city of Port-Harcourt, Nigeria, cannot be determined from the visual evidence in the image.