The image displays a rectangular, vertically oriented metallic relief plaque, likely brass or bronze, mounted on a dark reddish-brown wooden board

The image displays a rectangular, vertically oriented metallic relief plaque, likely brass or bronze, mounted on a dark reddish-brown wooden board. This object is reportedly located in Narayi, Nigeria. The plaque's central relief, oriented vertically within the frame, depicts a three-dimensional representation of "The Last Supper" scene. Thirteen figures are shown seated at a long, narrow table that extends vertically through the center of the relief. The central figure, presumed to be Jesus, is positioned at the upper end of the table. The other twelve figures, the disciples, are arranged along both sides of the table in various postures, appearing to interact or contemplate. Architectural elements, including columns and wall sections, define the dining area within the relief. The central scene is bordered by a raised, intricate design. An inner border directly around the scene features a repeated geometric pattern. An outer border, between the central scene and the wooden mount, displays stylized foliage, specifically grapevines with leaves and clusters of grapes, interspersed with circular motifs containing a cross-like or quatrefoil design in the four corners. The entire metallic plaque exhibits a reflective, golden hue. The dark reddish-brown wooden mounting board serves as a frame, extending approximately an inch beyond the metallic plaque on all sides. The object rests on a floor composed of irregularly shaped, light-colored flagstones or tiles with visible, lighter-colored grout lines. The stones display variations in tone, from light grey to beige. The lighting is diffused, casting subtle shadows.