The image displays a traditional Indonesian rod puppet, likely a *Wayang Golek*, positioned vertically against a textured wall

The image displays a traditional Indonesian rod puppet, likely a *Wayang Golek*, positioned vertically against a textured wall. The puppet features a carved wooden head painted in a reddish-brown tone, exhibiting a wide smile with two prominent white teeth and large white eyes with black pupils. A patterned fabric headdress, predominantly brown and gold, covers the top of its head. The puppet's body is clothed in a dark blue, long-sleeved jacket, cinched at the waist by a red fabric sash. A voluminous, yellow-gold patterned sarong-like garment drapes from its waist downwards. Both hands are carved from wood and painted red, with one extended to the left and the other angled towards the right. Wooden rods or sticks, consistent with manipulation mechanisms, extend downwards from the puppet, partially obscured. The background consists of a light beige or cream-colored wall adorned with a repeating, raised damask pattern, suggesting wallpaper or textured plaster. Lighting appears to be from the front or overhead, casting a distinct shadow of the puppet onto the wall to its right. In the lower left quadrant, a section of a multi-paned wooden window frame is visible. To the lower right, a blue conduit or cable is affixed horizontally to the wall with white clips, alongside a curved, white object, possibly another cable or pipe. Given the puppet's style, it is consistent with cultural artifacts found in West Java, Indonesia, aligning with the specified location of Cianjur, Indonesia. However, the specific indoor setting depicted provides no further visual markers to pinpoint an exact address or district within Cianjur.