A large, weathered statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is centrally positioned in an outdoor setting in Cigombong, Indonesia

A large, weathered statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is centrally positioned in an outdoor setting in Cigombong, Indonesia. The multi-colored statue, predominantly beige/tan, depicts Ganesha in a seated posture, appearing to play two musical instruments. The elephant-headed figure features large ears, dark eyes, a prominent trunk curled to the right, and two tusks, with the left tusk appearing shorter or broken. A green, turban-like headdress with a lighter green floral ornament tops its head, and a green sash is draped over its left shoulder and across its corpulent torso. The statue's right hand holds a stringed instrument resembling a rudra veena, positioned diagonally across its body. The left hand holds a long, slender object, possibly a bow or another stringed instrument, held vertically. The lower body is adorned with yellow garments featuring green and white patterned borders, and white anklets are visible. The statue exhibits visible cracks and signs of weathering across its surface, particularly on the instruments and body. It rests on a multi-tiered base, with the visible top layer being yellow and a lower layer appearing dark gray or black. The background consists of dense green foliage from trees, including a tall palm tree visible on the right, set against a clear blue sky. The scene is illuminated by natural light, casting shadows on the statue. No human figures are present in the image.