An outdoor scene in Sukanagalih, Indonesia, features a large, dark blue ceramic vase as the central subject

An outdoor scene in Sukanagalih, Indonesia, features a large, dark blue ceramic vase as the central subject. The vase is adorned with intricate gold, orange, and white floral and avian patterns, with two small gold-colored handles near its flared top. A green plant, likely a bromeliad, grows from the vase opening. The vase rests on a black, multi-tiered rectangular pedestal. To the left of the vase, a white, geometrically patterned fence runs horizontally, separating the foreground from a lush garden area behind it. This garden contains diverse foliage, including a reddish-leafed tree and manicured green shrubs. In the mid-ground and background, multiple buildings with traditional East Asian, specifically Japanese, architectural styles are visible. These structures feature dark tiled roofs with upturned eaves, light-colored walls, and dark wooden accents. One building on the right displays a sign reading "TIPE TOKYO VILLA" and partially visible alphanumeric text below it, indicating a themed development. A paved path or driveway leads towards this building. The upper portion of the image is dominated by a bright, overcast sky partially obscured by the dark green fronds of a large tree, possibly a conifer, which frames the top of the scene. No individuals are present.