A dark wooden Mancala board, possibly a Bao or Omweso type, is vertically mounted or leaned against a light brown, vertically-grained wooden surface

A dark wooden Mancala board, possibly a Bao or Omweso type, is vertically mounted or leaned against a light brown, vertically-grained wooden surface. The board features an elongated, symmetrical shape, narrowing centrally and widening at the top and bottom. It contains 32 circular depressions arranged in an 8x4 grid pattern. Two square-shaped depressions are centrally located within this grid, replacing four circular pits. A stylized human figure with a minimalist face and prominent shoulders, adorned with a crosshatch pattern, is carved at the board's top. A second, less detailed, stylized human figure is carved at the board's base. The wood exhibits a dark brown, almost black coloration in the pits, with lighter brown tones revealing the natural grain on flatter surfaces. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present. The exact city location within Tanzania is not discernible from the image.