The image displays an aged, traditional stringed musical instrument, likely a bow lute or harp, suspended horizontally against a solid teal-colored wall

The image displays an aged, traditional stringed musical instrument, likely a bow lute or harp, suspended horizontally against a solid teal-colored wall. The instrument's resonator, positioned on the left, is constructed from a dried, brown, gourd-like organic material, exhibiting a rough texture and visible seams. A curved, light brown wooden neck, featuring small, irregular protrusions along its upper edge, extends from the resonator towards the upper right. Multiple thin, dark strings are taut between the resonator and the curved neck. Various light brown organic fiber ropes and straps are employed for binding components, with one forming a loop hanging from the resonator's left side. A distinct light blue cord is wrapped around the junction of the resonator and the neck. The wall behind the instrument presents a uniform teal hue with a fine, granular texture. No people, discernible actions, or interactions are visible. The specific location within the city of Yola, Nigeria, is not identifiable from the image.