The image displays an indoor tailoring workshop or studio, consistent with a commercial or home-based operation in a city such as Jos, Nigeria

The image displays an indoor tailoring workshop or studio, consistent with a commercial or home-based operation in a city such as Jos, Nigeria. No individuals are present. The central subject is a white, industrial-style sewing machine with a red tension lever, positioned on a light-colored workbench. To the left of the machine, two large spools of thread are mounted on thread stands: one burgundy, the other black with a yellow core. A white measuring tape with black numerical markings hangs over the left edge of the workbench, extending partially onto the surface. Centered on the workbench in front of the sewing machine are two circular metallic screw caps or fasteners. To the right of these fasteners, a blue and black thread snip tool is placed on the table. On the right side of the workbench, a piece of black fabric is laid out, possibly a garment, featuring gold-colored, abstract, shell-like patterns. A section of patterned lining, exhibiting a mix of dark and light circular and organic shapes, is visible on this fabric. The workbench itself appears to be a light-colored laminate surface, possibly with a thin wooden edge. The background consists of a plain, light-colored wall. The scene is static, with no active work or movement depicted.