An overhead view captures the intricately painted interior dome of a mosque in Triengmeuduroe, Indonesia

An overhead view captures the intricately painted interior dome of a mosque in Triengmeuduroe, Indonesia. The central design is a large, vibrant circular motif dominated by Islamic calligraphy and geometric patterns. At the core, a bright blue circle features the word "Allah" (الله) in flowing white Arabic script. This central medallion is encircled by several concentric bands. Immediately surrounding it is a red ring with gold and white floral patterns. Beyond this, a wide, dark teal-green band displays white Arabic calligraphy, likely Quranic verses, written in a circular arrangement. Further outward, a thinner cream-colored band with small red accents precedes another red band adorned with subtle patterns. The outermost decorative rings are comprised of multiple scalloped or ogee arch-shaped segments, alternating in color between shades of blue, green, and maroon, each segment containing white Arabic calligraphy, potentially representing the 99 Names of Allah. The entire circular design is bordered by a final band of patterned motifs before transitioning to a plain cream-colored background on the dome's periphery. Two thin, metallic-colored vertical lines, possibly chains or wires for a light fixture, descend from the bottom center of the circular artwork. The overall palette is rich with blues, greens, reds, and gold, contrasted with the white calligraphy. No individuals are present in the image.