n ornate wooden box with inlaid mother-of-pearl

n ornate wooden box with inlaid mother-of-pearl. The box is rectangular with a hinged lid and stands on four carved feet. The lid is decorated with a scene of two figures and two animals, a cow and a deer, rendered in inlaid mother-of-pearl. The figures appear to be human and are dressed in traditional Indian attire. Floral and geometric borders of mother-of-pearl adorn the edges of the lid and the sides of the box. The box is displayed in a glass case, reflecting the surroundings. Above the box is a fragment of a map or chart with lines and numbers, suggesting an exhibition setting. The background appears to be a wooden wall. A small white tag with the number "9" inside a plastic holder is visible on the shelf below the box. The overall context suggests the object is a museum artifact. The text at the top of the image, partially visible, includes Russian Cyrillic script, with "Ю. М. Шокальского" and "РГО" being legible. This likely indicates the object is related to the Russian Geographical Society (РГО), founded by Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich of Russia, and may be part of an exhibit dedicated to explorers or geographical expeditions associated with Yulian Shokalsky. Therefore, the location is likely a museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, such as the Russian Geographical Society's museum or another institution housing historical artifacts.