A multi-lamp chandelier is suspended from a grey ceiling in Banda Aceh, Indonesia

A multi-lamp chandelier is suspended from a grey ceiling in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. The fixture consists of a central dark metal structure supporting four illuminated, globular lamps. Each lamp is constructed from a mosaic of small, irregularly shaped colored glass pieces, encased within dark metal components that include a top cap connected to hanging chains and a perforated base with decorative finials. The individual lamps display distinct color schemes: the upper-left lamp features yellow, orange, blue, and green mosaic patterns; the upper-right lamp exhibits red, yellow, and turquoise striped patterns; a partially visible lamp behind the lower-front one displays warm-toned mosaics; and the lower-front lamp is composed predominantly of light blue and white mosaic interspersed with red, yellow, and darker blue fragments. Above the chandelier, intricate dark geometric patterns, characteristic of Islamic design, are visible on the grey ceiling, appearing as cast shadows. The lower background is a uniform dark grey, with a faint, lighter horizontal demarcation visible. No people, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.