A light-brown relief sculpture depicting "The Last Supper" is shown held by a human hand

A light-brown relief sculpture depicting "The Last Supper" is shown held by a human hand. The sculpture features thirteen male figures, representing Jesus and his twelve disciples, seated behind a long table. Jesus is centrally positioned, with six figures on his left and six on his right, all rendered in a classical style with draped garments and beards. The table in the relief has small bowls or cups in front of each figure, and the tablecloth features decorative carvings below the tabletop. Architectural details, including a coffered ceiling and arched doorways, form the background of the scene within the relief. Above the main relief, a curved banner bears the raised capital letters "JERUSALEM." The upper section of the plaque, including the "JERUSALEM" inscription, appears to be set within a darker, segmented wooden frame, possibly olive wood, while the relief itself is a lighter, uniformly colored material such as resin or carved wood. The object is located in Sabon Tasha, Nigeria. The background behind the object is blurred and dark.