A weathered stone or concrete statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is positioned outdoors in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia

A weathered stone or concrete statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is positioned outdoors in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia. The multi-armed statue is depicted seated, featuring an elephant head with a trunk, large ears, and human-like eyes. An elaborate headdress adorned with a skull motif crowns its head. The statue's surface displays gray and dark discoloration consistent with weathering, revealing intricate carved details on its torso, limbs, and base, including a visible bowl or cup held in its lower right hand. The ground beneath the statue is covered in reddish-brown square tiles, some featuring faint embossed patterns. In the background, lush green foliage from trees and shrubs is visible, along with a light-colored, amorphous structure to the left and another textured, possibly concrete, feature to the right. A tall, pale, fabric-wrapped conical object is partially visible behind the statue's head, extending upwards from what appears to be a stand or pole into the foliage. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting distinct shadows. No human figures are present.