A weathered dark gray stone statue of a squatting, stylized guardian figure, possibly a dvarapala, stands outdoors in Cibodas, Indonesia

A weathered dark gray stone statue of a squatting, stylized guardian figure, possibly a dvarapala, stands outdoors in Cibodas, Indonesia. The figure features large, round eyes, a broad nose, prominent lips, and a headdress that appears to include a snake motif. It firmly grasps an ornate, cylindrical object, resembling a torch or staff, in its right hand. The statue's surface is extensively covered with green moss and white lichen, indicating significant age and exposure. It is positioned on a multi-tiered base constructed of dark red bricks and concrete, which also displays moss growth. The immediate ground in front is a light-colored, possibly concrete or paved surface, strewn with dried brown and green leaves. To the left, a tall, green metal gate composed of vertical bars extends horizontally. Behind the gate and to the right of the statue, beyond a prominent brick pillar, dense green foliage, trees, and potted plants are visible, indicative of a garden environment. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting shadows.