The image displays a large, vertically oriented textile artwork mounted on a plain white wall, located in Ikate, Nigeria

The image displays a large, vertically oriented textile artwork mounted on a plain white wall, located in Ikate, Nigeria. The primary textile is light beige with a textured surface created by vertical ruching, punctuated by intermittent vertical yellow stripes running beneath or within the folds. Affixed to this base are a dense and varied collection of smaller elements. These include numerous square and rectangular fabric patches, some striped in grey and white, others solid red or black, many centrally embellished with a single white cowrie shell. Multiple tassels, made from dark red yarn and lighter, natural fibers, are distributed across the surface. Additional attached objects consist of abstract, dark red fabric-wrapped forms, some bulbous and some elongated, often featuring embedded cowrie shells. Carved wooden pieces, including humanoid figures and dark, rounded or oval-shaped objects, are also present. The objects are tightly arranged across the entire visible surface of the textile, forming a complex, multi-component composition. No people are visible in the scene.