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The image shows two Wayang Kulit (shadow puppets) displayed on a white wall at the Museum Radya Pustaka in Surakarta, Indonesia (coordinates: -7.569, 110.814). The puppets are made of leather and are intricately carved and painted. The puppet on the left, labeled "Petruk", depicts a male figure with a large, grotesque head with a long, hooked nose and a large, open mouth. The figure is holding a small child in its arms, with the child's head hidden from view. The puppet on the right, labeled "Gareng," depicts a male figure with a similar grotesque head and a large, open mouth. The figure is holding a stick in its right hand, with its left hand resting on its hip. Both figures are dressed in elaborate costumes and are attached to wooden sticks that allow them to be manipulated. The background is a plain white wall with a fringe of golden beads at the top. The image appears to be taken indoors.
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