This image, captured in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, presents a light-colored bas-relief sculpture, likely made of resin or a similar material, depicting "The Last Supper

This image, captured in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria, presents a light-colored bas-relief sculpture, likely made of resin or a similar material, depicting "The Last Supper." The central scene features thirteen figures, with Jesus positioned at the center of a long, draped table. Cups and other items are visible on the table. The figures are rendered with robes and some facial hair, characteristic of biblical depictions. The background of the relief shows architectural elements, including walls and an arched doorway. Above the main relief, an arched plaque is affixed, bearing the carved word "JERUSALEM" in capital letters. The entire relief is framed by a darker, multi-toned wooden border composed of rectangular segments. In the lower left quadrant of the image, a person's hand, wearing a silver-toned metal link watch, holds the sculpture. The immediate background behind the hand is out of focus, appearing to be an indistinct floor or surface.