A weathered, hand-painted shield-shaped emblem featuring a stylized roaring tiger's head is depicted on a light-colored concrete wall in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia

A weathered, hand-painted shield-shaped emblem featuring a stylized roaring tiger's head is depicted on a light-colored concrete wall in the city of Voa Yeav, Cambodia. The emblem is primarily olive green, with the tiger's head rendered in creamy beige, outlined and striped in black. The tiger's eyes are white with grey pupils, and its mouth is open, revealing white, pointed teeth above a dark, discolored interior. The word "SILIWANGI" is inscribed in white capital letters along the bottom curve of the shield. The paint exhibits significant chipping, fading, and peeling, exposing the underlying wall material in various areas. Dark green moss or mold stains the top horizontal edge of the wall and portions of the emblem. Above the wall, a rusty chain-link fence is visible, partially obscured by green foliage. No individuals or dynamic actions are present in the scene.