A rectangular "THE RABBIT SAFETY MATCHES" matchbox is centrally positioned on a weathered, light brown wooden surface in Akwanga, Nigeria

A rectangular "THE RABBIT SAFETY MATCHES" matchbox is centrally positioned on a weathered, light brown wooden surface in Akwanga, Nigeria. The matchbox features a primary red face with yellow borders. White text at the top reads "THE RABBIT," flanked by yellow star-like asterisks. Below this, a white illustration of a rabbit is depicted in a seated posture. To the left and right of the rabbit are circular, stylized yellow emblems resembling coins. In the lower left quadrant, a small "GOM" logo is visible, with tiny text "THE RABBIT SAFETY MATCHES" above it. The phrase "SAFETY MATCHES" is printed prominently in white text below the rabbit, followed by "MADE IN INDIA" in smaller white text. Vertically aligned white text along the right yellow border reads "KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN." The wooden surface exhibits a visible grain pattern and minor, diffuse white particulate matter and scuffs. No individuals or active events are present within the frame.