The image displays the interior of a glass-fronted display cabinet, likely within a small market stall or provision shop in Accra, Ghana

The image displays the interior of a glass-fronted display cabinet, likely within a small market stall or provision shop in Accra, Ghana. The cabinet consists of white-framed shelving units. The top visible shelf contains multiple transparent plastic bags filled with dried legumes. Specifically, approximately nine bags of white beans, identifiable as black-eyed peas due to their characteristic dark hilum, are stacked in two primary piles. To the right, another stack of three transparent bags holds light brown shelled peanuts. Additional bags containing both white beans and peanuts are visible in the background, filling the shelf. The bottom visible shelf houses various items. On the left, a large, clear plastic jar with a yellow lid contains a dark, granular substance, possibly spices or dried goods. Adjacent to it, a small packet with green and white packaging, labeled "NEW," lies flat. To the right, three cylindrical objects stand upright. The leftmost is a white and gold-painted wooden or cardboard savings box (susu box) with a money slot and "2.5" inscribed on its side. Next to it are two plain light-brown cylindrical savings boxes, also with money slots. A fourth, darker cylindrical container is partially visible on the far right. Above the cabinet, a reflective surface, possibly another shelf or appliance, shows indistinct reflections. A portion of a dark, possibly rubber or metal, circular object is visible on the upper right. The immediate foreground below the cabinet reveals a worn concrete floor with minor cracks and discoloration. A dark, flat object, possibly a mat or piece of metal, is partially visible on the bottom right, while a section of a wooden furniture leg is present on the bottom left. No individuals are visible in the scene.