The scene in Cikanyere, Indonesia, depicts five traditional Indonesian wooden puppets, likely Wayang Golek, displayed vertically against a wall

The scene in Cikanyere, Indonesia, depicts five traditional Indonesian wooden puppets, likely Wayang Golek, displayed vertically against a wall. The background consists of a woven bamboo matting wall on the left and center, transitioning to a solid green painted wall on the right. From top to bottom: 1. An uppermost puppet with a pale, toothy face, a black torso, a light blue draped lower garment, and a red and gold adorned sash. 2. Adjacent and slightly below is a puppet with a striking red face, white eyes, a white headwrap, and a black shirt featuring a white checkered pattern. Its red-colored arms hold two thin wooden rods. 3. To the left, a puppet with a yellow-orange face, a mustache, and a smiling expression is dressed in a blue and white patterned long-sleeved shirt. 4. The largest puppet is positioned at the bottom, featuring a pale, exaggerated face with wide eyes, dark eyebrows, and a large open mouth revealing a long red tongue. It wears a light blue jacket with white trim, a red bracelet on its right wrist, and a green plaid lower garment. This puppet holds a long wooden rod vertically. 5. Partially visible on the bottom left is a dark fabric object with brown floral or batik patterns, alongside another wooden rod. In the upper right background, a woven basket hangs. The scene is lit, suggesting an indoor environment, with slight shadows indicating an overhead light source.