Exhibition Stall of Local Produce
A photograph depicting an exhibition stall located inside an open structure. The structure is built from cylindrical organic poles arranged in a lattice grid to form a skeletal roof, with a dark rectangular rear wall. The display includes hand woven textiles of various weights, patterns, and stripes, some of which are hung vertically from the overhead framework and others stacked on horizontal table surfaces. The exhibition also features Ibo masks in the form of a bird and a bush cow, as documented in the British Museum's collection.
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