The painting shows a lively outdoor scene at a traditional market with a selection of stalls selling fresh produce. In the foreground, two women approach a seated vendor selling a variety of local fruits including mangosteen, coconuts and bananas. Trishaw services are used as a form of transport in this small town and are rendered in the background, adding perspective and depth to the composition. An art teacher, M. Sukri Derahman was a protege of the late Ismail Mat Hussin, whom he learned batik from. He has exhibited at City Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur in the group exhibition Lambaian Kelantan in 2015, and the Gelora Timur Exhibition at Dita Colour Gallery, Kuala Lumpur in 2016.