small market stall selling traditional Nigerian items in Nkpor, Nigeria

small market stall selling traditional Nigerian items in Nkpor, Nigeria. The stall is open on the right side, revealing a cluttered interior filled with various merchandise. The stall is covered by a blue tarpaulin roof supported by wooden beams. Hanging from a rod across the back of the stall are numerous strands of beaded necklaces, bracelets, and other adornments. These are predominantly in shades of red, black, white, and brown, with some featuring intricate patterns or shell embellishments. To the left, a display cabinet with a green frame showcases red hats, some adorned with white shells. A black walking stick with a curved handle stands next to the cabinet. On the right side of the stall, more beaded items are displayed, along with two black walking sticks hanging from the wall. A dark-colored, rough-textured door is partially open, revealing the interior of the stall. The floor in front of the stall is made of weathered wooden planks, suggesting an outdoor or semi-covered market setting. An orange plastic chair is visible inside the stall, near the back. The overall impression is of a vibrant, functional market stall stocked with a variety of cultural artifacts.