The image displays a detailed view of multiple decorative inlaid wooden boxes, characteristic of Moroccan craftsmanship

The image displays a detailed view of multiple decorative inlaid wooden boxes, characteristic of Moroccan craftsmanship. These objects are arranged on display surfaces within what appears to be an indoor commercial setting, likely an artisan shop or a souk stall in the medina of Meknes, Morocco. The boxes vary in shape, including rectangular, square, and octagonal forms. They are constructed from different shades of wood, predominantly dark and medium browns, featuring intricate inlay patterns executed in lighter materials such as mother-of-pearl or bone, contrasting against the darker wood. The inlay designs encompass geometric motifs, including diamond grids and patterns of small crosses, as well as elaborate arabesque and floral configurations. Some boxes incorporate thin, rectangular light-colored or metallic strips as decorative borders or accents. The objects are stacked and placed side-by-side. No people are visible, and no actions or interactions are depicted in the scene.