The image displays a vertically oriented, framed artwork, observed at a slight upward angle, situated in Naraguta Hausawa, Nigeria

The image displays a vertically oriented, framed artwork, observed at a slight upward angle, situated in Naraguta Hausawa, Nigeria. The artwork is a relief or painting on wood, depicting a male bust from the chest up. The subject is a bald, dark-skinned male with a dark beard, a smiling expression revealing white teeth, and prominent white eyes with black pupils. He wears a black garment, possibly clerical, with a white collar visible at the neckline. The surface of the artwork exhibits visible wood grain, multiple horizontal scratches, and numerous small, circular indentations or holes, particularly concentrated on the lower black garment section and within the beard area. The background within the frame behind the figure's head features a multi-colored paisley pattern in shades of green, red, pink, and grey. A textured area resembling crocodile skin or a cracked surface is visible on the left side of this background. The artwork is enclosed within a gold-colored frame with dark brown or black accents, which shows signs of wear, including chipped paint and tarnishing. The artwork is mounted against a dark, featureless background. A white, cylindrical object is partially visible along the right edge of the frame.