A gray stone statue of a kneeling or squatting anthropomorphic figure is depicted outdoors in West Jakarta, Indonesia

A gray stone statue of a kneeling or squatting anthropomorphic figure is depicted outdoors in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The stout figure possesses a wide, stern face with pronounced eyes, a mustache, and visible teeth or fangs. A cobra figure is integrated into its headdress. A large cobra is draped diagonally from its left shoulder across its chest, extending to its right hand. A smaller snake is coiled around its left arm. Both hands are clenched, appearing to grasp segments of the larger cobra. The figure has a prominent belly and is adorned with a simple lower garment. It stands on a multi-tiered, light gray stone plinth. The background consists of a smooth, light gray vertical structure on the left and a textured, reddish-orange wall with a horizontal gray band on the right. Strong sunlight from the upper right casts distinct shadows to the left of the statue and the adjacent structures.