A dark brown wooden miniature cannon, approximately 60-70 cm in length, rests on a carved wooden base atop a large, ornate reddish-brown wooden chest

A dark brown wooden miniature cannon, approximately 60-70 cm in length, rests on a carved wooden base atop a large, ornate reddish-brown wooden chest. The cannon barrel features subtle etched horizontal lines, and its base is intricately carved with decorative motifs. The rectangular chest is extensively adorned with small, shiny metallic (likely brass or copper) studs forming geometric patterns, including diamond shapes and starbursts, across its lid and front face. A visible brass lock mechanism is present on the front of the chest. A small white informational label, partially obscured but legible as "BOMANI MUSSA ARMS" and describing the object as a miniature and likely decorative piece, is affixed to the chest's lid. The background consists of a light-colored wall with a repeating, carved geometric relief pattern. The foreground reveals a tiled floor composed of light brown or terracotta square tiles with dark grout lines, laid diagonally. The scene is consistent with a museum exhibit, specifically located within the Nairobi National Museum in Nairobi, Kenya.