A single, dark-toned, goblet-shaped wooden object is prominently displayed against a plain, dark forest green background

A single, dark-toned, goblet-shaped wooden object is prominently displayed against a plain, dark forest green background. The item, originating from Yola, Nigeria, features a rustic and aged appearance. Its body is constructed from numerous distinct vertical wooden staves or slats, estimated at 15-20 visible, which are held together by horizontal bands. A slender, turquoise-colored band encircles the upper portion of the object's body. The top edge presents a thick, dark, rounded rim, exhibiting several small, light-yellow circular markings, potentially decorative tacks or structural elements. The base of the object is wider and flared. The wood displays varied dark brown to reddish-brown tones with visible grain and natural imperfections. Soft, indirect frontal lighting casts subtle shadows to the object's right and lower side on the uniform background. No individuals, other subjects, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.