In Ketowan, Indonesia, an outdoor scene depicts the butchering of a white-fleeced animal, likely a sheep or goat

In Ketowan, Indonesia, an outdoor scene depicts the butchering of a white-fleeced animal, likely a sheep or goat. The animal is suspended upside down by its hind legs from a rustic wooden gantry. Its throat is cut, with blood visible around the neck area and pooling on the dirt ground beneath. The skin has been partially removed from the animal's forelegs and neck. A middle-aged man on the left, wearing a black baseball cap, dark t-shirt, shorts, and flip-flops, smiles while actively handling the animal's exposed flesh or skin. To his right, another middle-aged man, dressed in a blue t-shirt with colorful side stripes and a plaid sarong, stands observing the procedure. In the lower right foreground, a hand belonging to a third individual, wearing a striped shirt, holds a knife with a blue cord wrapped around its handle. The ground is composed of dirt with scattered debris, including a pile of wooden planks and a white sack with blue markings. The background features several trees with visible branches and sparse foliage. Distant residential structures with light-colored walls and dark roofs are partially visible through the trees, under bright daylight conditions.