The image displays a silver-colored, ornate metal incense burner (Mabkhara) situated on a light wooden surface against a plain, dark teal wall

The image displays a silver-colored, ornate metal incense burner (Mabkhara) situated on a light wooden surface against a plain, dark teal wall. The burner exhibits a fluted, tapering form, widening towards its two raised, pointed finials at the top. Its main body is adorned with a textured, iridescent foil featuring a fragmented, geometric pattern that reflects various colors. Centrally, a raised metallic emblem depicts a palm tree above two crossed swords, indicative of the national emblem of Saudi Arabia. Below this emblem, a black, metallic ring is attached, serving as a handle. At the base, a triangular metallic plate is affixed, also displaying the Saudi emblem along with Arabic script. Small, circular, brownish-red fasteners or rivets are visible along the vertical ribs and at various points on the object. The object appears to be handmade and shows some minor surface imperfections and wear. No people, actions, or interactions are visible. This scene is located in Meknes, Morocco.