An indoor scene in Lagos, Nigeria, depicts a young Black woman in her mid-20s operating a vintage black Singer sewing machine mounted on a wooden table

An indoor scene in Lagos, Nigeria, depicts a young Black woman in her mid-20s operating a vintage black Singer sewing machine mounted on a wooden table. She wears a black spaghetti-strap top, a white measuring tape draped around her neck, and a gold-colored bracelet on her left wrist. Her braided hair is pulled into a high bun. She is actively sewing, guiding a piece of blue fabric with white polka dots under the machine's needle with her left hand, her gaze intently focused on the work with a slight smile. The background features a light-colored wall with a dark board on the far left. Two promotional posters are affixed to the wall: one for "Dubic-MALT" priced at "N100," and another for "TROPHY" beer at "N250 per 60CL BOTTLE," confirming the Nigerian location. A window with metal security bars is visible on the right, admitting natural light. Below the table, blue and white striped fabric is partially visible. The setting suggests a small, possibly home-based, tailoring workshop.