The scene depicts an indoor gathering of individuals in Pankshin, Nigeria

The scene depicts an indoor gathering of individuals in Pankshin, Nigeria. Approximately twenty individuals are visible, predominantly women, standing and seated within what appears to be a hall or church. The foreground features five adult women standing in a line, mostly facing towards the right side of the frame, exhibiting attentive postures. Four of these women wear matching ankle-length skirts made from a golden-orange fabric patterned with large navy blue circles containing reddish-brown motifs. Their upper attire varies: one wears a light blue off-the-shoulder blouse, another a white short-sleeved top, a third a maroon lace top under a striped shawl, and a fourth a yellow shawl over a patterned top. All women in the foreground wear headwraps made of similar patterned fabric or solid black. To the right of the women, a set of three dark-colored hand drums with red and white tops rests on a stand. Adjacent to these drums is a large, white and blue painted ceramic vessel with yellow circular patterns containing blue crosses, holding a dark, possibly fabric-wrapped, implement. Near the feet of the leftmost woman in the matching skirt, a beaded calabash shaker is visible on the floor. The background shows additional people, both men and women, some standing and some partially seated on wooden benches. The room has light grey walls and prominent concrete pillars. Natural light enters through several windows on the far wall. Two framed pictures hang on the wall. The ceiling features exposed structural elements.