An outdoor cultural performance, identified by signage as "Seni Jaranan Turonggo Yakso" from DS

An outdoor cultural performance, identified by signage as "Seni Jaranan Turonggo Yakso" from DS. Jono, Sidoarjo, is underway in Jono, Indonesia. The scene is set under a large, light-colored tent canopy on a dirt and gravel ground with visible wet patches. In the immediate foreground, a male performer is kneeling, facing away from the viewer, his back towards the midground. He wears a long-sleeved black shirt soiled with mud, featuring a large, vibrant tiger image and text on the back. His lower body is wrapped in dark, possibly batik, fabric also soiled with mud. In front of him lies a bright red and blue woven prop resembling a stylized animal head, possibly a horse, with black fibrous material extending from its rear. In the midground, several other male performers, also in black long-sleeved shirts with similar tiger motifs, are engaged. One man stands with his back to the viewer, a light-colored headband on his head and a chain hanging from his left hip. Another man is bent over, seemingly interacting with yellow items on the ground, possibly offerings or performance elements. Several multicolored, braided rope-like objects are scattered on the ground near these individuals. A performer to the far right holds a decorative, shield-like object. In the background, a crowd of spectators, predominantly male, observes the event from various positions, some seated, some standing. Behind them are residential structures with red tiled roofs and brick walls, and mature trees. The lighting suggests late afternoon or early morning.