The image displays an interior retail or gallery space in Alaguntan, Nigeria, featuring various traditional African wooden carvings and crafts mounted on a plain white wall

The image displays an interior retail or gallery space in Alaguntan, Nigeria, featuring various traditional African wooden carvings and crafts mounted on a plain white wall. A large, dark brown, intricately carved wooden wall hanging shaped like the continent of Africa, adorned with elaborate floral patterns, dominates the central area. Positioned directly above and to the right of this piece is a dark carved wooden head or mask, featuring a spiky hairstyle or crown and a patterned neck. Below the Africa carving, a horizontal wooden shelf supports a row of eight individually carved dark brown wooden combs, each with a distinct figural or abstract handle design; several combs display small yellow pricing or identification labels. Directly beneath the shelf, a vertically oriented, elongated wooden mask or decorative panel with carved patterns in dark and light wood tones, depicting stylized figures or possibly a giraffe, is affixed to the wall. To the right of the elongated mask, a multi-armed wooden stand is partially visible, holding multiple strands of beaded necklaces in varying shades of blue, purple, and brown. Above these items, a circular wall mask or decorative plate with yellow and blue accents is mounted. A portion of a white air conditioning unit is visible in the upper right. On the far left of the frame, a gray-framed glass door with a chrome handle reflects light and unseen surroundings. No individuals are present in the scene.