The image depicts a dense collection of phallic effigies, primarily carved from wood, deposited on a natural rock surface

The image depicts a dense collection of phallic effigies, primarily carved from wood, deposited on a natural rock surface. This scene is located at Phra Nang Cave (Princess Cave) on Phra Nang Beach in Tambon Ao Nang, Krabi Province, Thailand. The subjects are hundreds of carved phallic objects, varying significantly in size from approximately 5 centimeters to over 30 centimeters in length. They exhibit a range of materials, predominantly wood (appearing weathered, stained, or painted in natural browns, reds, blacks, and faded blues/greens), with some possibly made of stone or concrete (appearing in lighter grey/white tones). Many are shaped with a distinct glans. Some effigies are wrapped with colorful fabric strips (yellow, blue, pink), or tied with strings (red, brown). Small, dark-colored, possibly plastic or resin phalluses are also interspersed among the larger offerings. The objects are densely arranged, some piled, others individually placed, covering significant portions of the visible rock. The environment consists of a rugged, vertical, or steeply sloped rock face. The rock surface is characterized by deep fissures and irregular textures, displaying mottled patterns of dark grey, black, brown, and patches of light green moss or algae. No human figures are visible. The overall scene suggests a long-standing practice of devotional offerings.