The image displays an elongated, decorative object of cultural origin, suspended against a light-colored wall in Ewuaso Oonkidong'i ward, Kenya

The image displays an elongated, decorative object of cultural origin, suspended against a light-colored wall in Ewuaso Oonkidong'i ward, Kenya. The object is constructed from a light brown or beige hide or leather-like material, featuring a main body approximately 50-60 cm in length, narrowing towards both ends. Three distinct vertical rows of light-colored cowrie shells are meticulously attached along the center of the main body. Each shell is oval, off-white, and exhibits a prominent dark central slit. A narrower, unadorned strip of the same material runs parallel along the right edge of the main body. Near the bottom, two small clusters of colored beads, specifically green and orange, are integrated into the decorative scheme. The lower end of the object forms a rounded loop, while the upper end tapers to a point with a visible perforation, indicative of a hanging mechanism. The background consists of a smooth, cream-colored wall. Above the object, a section of white architectural trim or molding is visible, along with a thin, light-colored wire or string extending horizontally across the upper left quadrant of the frame. No individuals or active interactions are present in the static scene, which is lit by what appears to be ambient indoor light.