Stake attention in this memory
The image shows an exhibit of Dayak ritual artifacts in Banjarbaru, Indonesia. In the foreground, a gong with a wooden mallet rests on a white pedestal, set against a green carpeted surface. To the left, a portion of a traditional drum made of wood and woven material is visible. Behind the gong, a black platform displays another artifact, possibly part of a set. A sign with decorative tribal patterns lists "PERALATAN RITUAL BALIAN SUKU DAYAK" (Dayak Balian Ritual Equipment) and enumerates five items: "GELANG HIYANG," "AGUNG (GONG)," "KALAMPAT," "SASUDU," and "SARUNAI," each marked with a number. Small numbered markers, '1,' '2,' '3,' '4,' and '5,' are placed next to the respective items listed on the sign, though not all artifacts are fully visible in the frame. The background features tiled flooring and what appears to be a gold-colored pedestal. Two small blue square markers with white symbols are on the green carpet; one shows an arrow, and the other shows the number '2'. The overall scene suggests a museum or cultural exhibition.
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