This painting depicts a still life composition, culturally contextualized to Bandung City, Indonesia

This painting depicts a still life composition, culturally contextualized to Bandung City, Indonesia. The central subject is an ornate blue and white porcelain vase, holding a dense arrangement of various types of Indonesian crackers (*kerupuk*), stylized as a floral bouquet. The vase displays traditional blue floral and scroll patterns against a white ground, with a distinctive blue border at its base. The *kerupuk* exhibit diverse shapes, including multi-petal blossoms, starbursts, ruffled forms, and coiled designs, rendered in off-white, light pink, magenta, pastel green, and beige. This 'bouquet' occupies the upper two-thirds of the canvas. The vase is positioned on a flat, reddish-brown surface, possibly a tabletop, set against a dark, uniform blue-green background. No individuals, actions, or interactions are depicted.