The image presents a close-up view of an outdoor market stall or shop interior in Accra, Ghana

The image presents a close-up view of an outdoor market stall or shop interior in Accra, Ghana. Centrally positioned, a dark, rustic metal stand with curved legs holds two rectangular, tiered metal trays. This stand rests atop a vertical stack of five or more circular, dark-colored traditional Ghanaian charcoal stoves, commonly known as "coal pots" or "adoba," the uppermost of which displays a distinct textured pattern. To the immediate left, a portion of a tall, grey vertical unit, possibly a display case or appliance, is visible. Beneath the stacked coal pots, a white-framed glass display case contains several bags of dry goods, appearing to be groundnuts or similar legumes. To the right of the central items, rough wooden shelving is visible, supporting a white plastic bucket and a clear plastic container filled with miscellaneous items in the background. A reddish-brown vertical panel, possibly corrugated metal, frames the right side of the scene. The area is brightly lit, and no individuals are present.