This image presents a large, circular bedug (traditional Indonesian drum) situated under an arched, covered outdoor structure at Masjid Besar Syifaadul Qulub in Jagapura Kidul, Indonesia

This image presents a large, circular bedug (traditional Indonesian drum) situated under an arched, covered outdoor structure at Masjid Besar Syifaadul Qulub in Jagapura Kidul, Indonesia. The bedug has a light-colored, somewhat discolored and worn drumhead, secured by multiple pegs around its circumference. It is housed within an ornate, dark brown wooden stand featuring intricate carvings, including spirally fluted main support columns. The upper crossbeam of the stand bears the carved inscription: "MASJID BESAR SYIFAADUL QULUB" and below it "JAGAPURA KIDUL 6 SEP 2025". The ground is covered with light-colored, square floor tiles. To the right of the bedug stand, a long, cylindrical dark brown wooden object with carved details, possibly another drum or part of a percussive instrument, hangs suspended from an overhead beam. Beyond this, a building with numerous dark-framed windows or doors is visible. To the left of the bedug, a reddish-brown tiled roof and a railing are partially seen, alongside a light-colored poster or sign on a wall in the distance. No specific individuals are engaged in action or interaction, though indistinct, partially obscured figures or objects are visible behind the bedug. A small, light-colored, cylindrical object lies on the tiled floor to the immediate right of the bedug's stand. The scene is brightly illuminated by natural light.