The image displays an overhead view of a light blue rectangular plastic basket containing a varied collection of seashells, situated in the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward, Kenya

The image displays an overhead view of a light blue rectangular plastic basket containing a varied collection of seashells, situated in the Makadara/Mji Wa Kale ward, Kenya. The basket, constructed from perforated plastic, exhibits a grid pattern and features integrated handles on its shorter sides. It is filled with approximately two dozen marine gastropod shells of various sizes and species. Dominant shell types include several large, off-white, spiky conch shells (e.g., *Murex* or *Strombus* species), which feature prominent spines and ridges. Interspersed among these are numerous smooth, spiraling shells in shades of beige, cream, and light brown, some displaying subtle banding or blotchy patterns. One smaller, elongated shell with a distinct reddish-brown checkered pattern is also visible. The shells are casually piled, appearing natural and unpolished. Strong, directional sunlight illuminates the scene from the upper right, casting sharp, striped shadows from the basket's perforations across the shells and the basket's interior, indicating an outdoor setting. The immediate environment includes indistinct dark green foliage visible to the bottom left. To the bottom right, a textured, lighter-colored natural object, possibly coral or another large shell, is partially visible. In the upper right corner, a dark, out-of-focus object with a mottled pattern, possibly more shells or fabric, is discernible. No people, specific actions, or direct interactions are depicted.