Monochromatic Relief Sculpture of Figures with Spheres

This is a rectangular-shaped relief sculpture or mixed-media artwork, possibly a painting with applied dimensional elements, mounted on a board or canvas. The palette is monochromatic, dominated by shades of brown, beige, and off-white. The piece depicts five stylized figures, likely women, with dark, silhouetted faces and hands, contrasting with their lighter, possibly white or cream-colored, clothing and head coverings. Their headwear appears voluminous and turban-like. The figures are engaged in activities related to what appear to be large, spherical objects, perhaps gourds, fruits, or vessels, which are rendered with a three-dimensional quality, seemingly protruding from the surface of the artwork. Several of these spherical objects are at the bottom center of the composition, with some appearing to be handled or arranged by the figures. Behind the figures, there are vertical elements that resemble stacks of logs, bundles of sugar cane, or possibly stylised architectural columns, also rendered in the same monochromatic tones and with some sense of depth. The overall craftsmanship suggests a deliberate artistic style, possibly African or Afro-Caribbean inspired given the subject matter and depiction of figures. The condition appears to be relatively good with no immediately obvious major damage or repairs, although the lighting makes it difficult to assess fine details of wear or surface dirt. There are no visible artist signatures or maker's marks from the provided image. The style is decorative and likely contemporary or from the mid-to-late 20th century.