The image depicts an outdoor display of numerous handcrafted gourds, commonly known as calabashes, characteristic of Kenyan artisanal craftsmanship

The image depicts an outdoor display of numerous handcrafted gourds, commonly known as calabashes, characteristic of Kenyan artisanal craftsmanship. In the background, several elongated, bottle-shaped gourds are visible, featuring intricate pyrography of geometric patterns and stylized animal motifs in natural light brown and black tones. The foreground and mid-ground are populated by multiple spherical gourds, repurposed as open-top vessels or bowls. Their interiors are uniformly painted a distinct reddish-brown hue. The exteriors of these bowls are extensively decorated with black pyrography, showcasing various African animals, including elephants, rhinos, and giraffes, alongside complex geometric designs. Some bowls incorporate braided natural fiber embellishments around their rims. All items are arranged on a light-colored, possibly paved or concrete, outdoor surface, illuminated by natural daylight. This type of craft display is consistent with products found in an open-air market in Nairobi, Kenya, such as the Maasai Market or similar curio bazaars. No individuals are present in the frame.