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This media file captures a museum display case showcasing cultural artifacts, likely from Indonesia, given the Mataram location context. The scene is brightly lit by spotlights, reflecting slightly off the glass of the display case. The central part of the display features a variety of objects arranged on yellowish, textured blocks of varying heights. To the left, a large, intricately carved wooden panel, possibly a door or architectural element, with swirling patterns, is mounted against a reddish-orange background panel. Below it, on a small display block, rests a pipe-like object and a small carved wooden block. Further right, a small rectangular box and two spherical objects are displayed. In the center foreground, a wooden book stand (rehal) is prominently placed on a raised block. Around its base are several small, dark, rounded objects and a small, dark pot or jar. To the far right, another pipe-like object or tool rests on a smaller block. The background behind these items consists of patterned textile or wallpaper panels in shades of purple, blue, and a darker metallic-looking material. A framed portrait hangs on the right side of the display, depicting an elderly person, possibly a woman, in traditional attire, seated on the floor and seemingly engaged in preparing something, possibly betel quid, with various small items arranged around them. The person has grey hair and a calm expression. A QR code is visible on the glass in the upper left corner of the display, and a yellow panel with unreadable text is partially visible on the far left. The overall arrangement suggests a curated exhibition highlighting traditional crafts, daily life, and possibly religious or ceremonial items of the region.
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