The image displays two ornate guardian statues, identified as Yaksha figures, positioned at the base of a multi-tiered golden structure within the Grand Palace complex, specifically Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), in Bangkok, Thailand

The image displays two ornate guardian statues, identified as Yaksha figures, positioned at the base of a multi-tiered golden structure within the Grand Palace complex, specifically Wat Phra Kaeo (Temple of the Emerald Buddha), in Bangkok, Thailand. The statue on the left exhibits purple skin, while the statue on the right features red skin. Both figures wear elaborate, multi-colored costumes intricately detailed with gold patterns and reflective mirror mosaics. Each statue is adorned with a golden, pointed headpiece and golden footwear. They stand in a crouched stance with bent knees, arms raised, and hands pressing against the gilded structure above, simulating a supportive action. The prominent background consists of the heavily gilded architecture, characterized by its stacked, geometrically stepped tiers and intricate surface detailing, indicating a chedi or prang.