An overhead view captures a dark-skinned individual engaged in handloom weaving in Wuinta, Ghana

An overhead view captures a dark-skinned individual engaged in handloom weaving in Wuinta, Ghana. The individual's bare legs and feet are visible, and their hands are prominent, actively working the loom. The loom, constructed of wood, features a set of light olive-green warp threads. A partially completed textile is visible on the loom, displaying a vibrant pattern incorporating olive-green, black, orange, blue, and pink/red geometric shapes. The weaver's left hand holds three wooden shuttles loaded with green, orange, and blue weft threads, poised for insertion. The weaver's right hand is positioned over the warp threads. To the right of the loom, on a rustic wooden surface, various tools and materials are arranged. These include a silver-colored metal bowl filled with numerous small wooden bobbins wound with a spectrum of colored threads such as blue, green, orange, red, and purple. Also on the wooden surface are a pair of red-handled scissors, a small wooden stick-like tool, a dark rounded wooden object, a piece of light-brown rough material (possibly sandpaper), and a single wooden shuttle containing white thread. The ground beneath and around the weaving setup is reddish-brown earth.