The image presents a detailed view of several handcrafted wooden animal sculptures, consistent with artisanal products from East Africa

The image presents a detailed view of several handcrafted wooden animal sculptures, consistent with artisanal products from East Africa. In the foreground, a large, intricately carved wooden lion's head is prominently displayed, facing forward. The lion features a deep brown coloration with visible wood grain and a polished or varnished finish. Its mane is textured with carved grooves, and its mouth is open, revealing carved teeth and gums. Behind and partially obscured by the lion, numerous smaller wooden animal figures are visible. These include multiple giraffe sculptures, distinguishable by their long necks and brown spotted patterns, and at least one zebra sculpture characterized by black and white stripes. The carvings are arranged on a dark, flat surface, possibly a display table or box, which bears yellow or light brown block lettering that reads "WOOD" and partially "TYWOOD". The background is an indistinct, plain light grey surface, suggesting an indoor retail or market environment. No individuals are present. The scene depicts a static display of merchandise. Based on the style of the wood carvings depicting African safari animals and the presence of the "TYWOOD" marking (likely a local timber or plywood brand), the scene is located within a curio shop or a market stall in Nairobi, Kenya, such as the Maasai Market or similar craft outlets.