A large, weathered statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is centrally depicted outdoors in Cigombong, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky

A large, weathered statue of the Hindu deity Ganesha is centrally depicted outdoors in Cigombong, Indonesia, under a clear blue sky. The beige-colored statue features an elephant head with large ears and one broken tusk, a curled trunk, and a human-like, corpulent body. It is adorned with a green turban-like head covering featuring a white floral emblem, a green sash draped across its left shoulder and torso, and yellow lower garments with green and white patterned cuffs. White bands are visible on its wrists and ankles. The statue is seated in a cross-legged position. Its left hand holds a long, pole-like object with a curved top, while its right hand rests on and appears to interact with a crack-ridden, lute-like stringed instrument resembling a veena or sitar, which is positioned on its right thigh. The statue rests on a dark, possibly black, square base with a yellow trim, displaying indistinct white graffiti on its front surface. Lush green trees are visible in the background, including a taller, dense tree on the left and thinner trees, possibly palm trees, on the right. No human figures are present.