The image depicts an indoor scene in Yola, Nigeria, showcasing two sets of traditional-style artifacts mounted on a plain, light teal-colored wall

The image depicts an indoor scene in Yola, Nigeria, showcasing two sets of traditional-style artifacts mounted on a plain, light teal-colored wall. In the upper half of the frame, a single dark brown, curved object is displayed horizontally. This object, approximately 45 cm in length, possesses a conical taper, widening from right to left, with a maximum diameter of about 8 cm. Its surface exhibits a rough, organic texture with visible longitudinal striations. A roughly oval-shaped aperture, measuring approximately 3 cm by 2 cm, is present on its convex side, located about one-third of the length from its wider, left end. A thin, light-colored fibrous cord, approximately 5 cm long, is attached to the narrower, right end. The wider, left end displays a fractured or naturally irregular edge. In the lower half of the frame, two cylindrical objects, each approximately 35 cm in length and 2.5-3 cm in diameter, are mounted horizontally and parallel to each other. These objects are made of light brown material, consistent with wood or bamboo. The upper cylindrical object features darker brown sections at both of its extremities and exhibits signs of surface abrasion and discoloration. The lower cylindrical object also has darker brown sections at its ends and displays two distinct circular perforations, each approximately 1 cm in diameter, located along its upper surface. Both cylindrical objects are secured to the wall by multiple white, rectangular mounting clips, approximately 4 cm long, which are partially visible underneath them. No people are visible, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The objects are static displays.