A rectangular three-dimensional relief artwork, representative of the architecture in Zanzibar, Tanzania, is displayed vertically

A rectangular three-dimensional relief artwork, representative of the architecture in Zanzibar, Tanzania, is displayed vertically. The artwork depicts a traditional Zanzibari carved door featuring two panels, each adorned with a grid pattern of numerous gold-colored conical studs. The door itself is dark brown, flanked by gold-colored vertical posts and topped with an intricately carved arched lunette in a matching dark brown. Two gold-colored finials rise from the top corners of the inner doorframe. Below the door are two reddish-brown steps. The internal background of the artwork simulates a distressed wall, painted in light tones with textured, seemingly crumbling sections revealing gold accents. This entire relief is enclosed within a thick, light brown wooden frame distinguished by a repetitive geometric X-pattern carving. The framed artwork rests against a heavily textured, weathered outdoor wall, likely concrete or plaster, exhibiting areas of white, grey, and greenish discoloration. Above the artwork, obscured details of a dark, rustic structure are partially visible. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present.