A weathered stone guardian statue, heavily covered in light green and grey lichen and dark moss, is depicted in the foreground of a Balinese temple complex

A weathered stone guardian statue, heavily covered in light green and grey lichen and dark moss, is depicted in the foreground of a Balinese temple complex. The statue, possibly a Kala or Bhoma, is carved from dark grey volcanic rock, featuring a menacing expression with prominent fangs, wide eyes, and an open mouth. It is rendered in a squatting posture, with its left arm raised and bent at the elbow, and its right arm resting on its right thigh. A small, dark clay pot or vase rests on the ground near the base of its right leg. The statue is positioned on a paved courtyard consisting of interlocking hexagonal and octagonal pavers in shades of grey, red, and beige. In the mid-ground, behind and to the right of the statue, traditional Balinese temple structures are visible. These include a red brick structure with intricate stone carvings and a smaller shrine or pavilion featuring a dark, thatched roof over a golden-accented wooden framework. Another stone statue is partially visible within this smaller shrine. Further in the background, more ornate stone temple architecture and green foliage from trees are present under an overcast sky. This scene is located within Pura Desa Batuan or Pura Puseh Batuan, in the village of Batuan, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia. No human subjects or discernible actions are observed.