In the city of Ketowan, Indonesia, an outdoor scene depicts the processing of a freshly slaughtered animal

In the city of Ketowan, Indonesia, an outdoor scene depicts the processing of a freshly slaughtered animal. A skinned carcass, likely a goat or sheep, hangs upside down from its hind legs by ropes tied to a vertical support pole and an unseen overhead structure. The animal's hide is partially removed, revealing muscle and adipose tissue, with a visible cut or wound on its ventral aspect near the ribcage. Two males are prominent in the foreground. On the left, an older man with a black kofia (skullcap) and a white and red striped shirt observes the carcass, his gaze directed downwards. On the right, a younger man wearing a dark blue baseball cap with "C97 CRESSIDA" lettering, a dark t-shirt with "PRADA" text, and dark shorts, stands in light green flip-flops. He is actively handling the carcass, with his right hand grasping a portion of the animal's hide or musculature near its midsection. In the background, under a tiled roof structure, a person wearing a head covering and patterned clothing is seated on a bench, obscured by shadows. A red kettle and some green leafy vegetables are visible on the bench beside them. The ground consists of a mix of dirt and concrete. Strong, natural daylight illuminates the scene, casting distinct shadows.