The image displays three framed items mounted on a light-colored, textured interior wall, likely within a building in Bandung City, Indonesia

The image displays three framed items mounted on a light-colored, textured interior wall, likely within a building in Bandung City, Indonesia. The wall transitions to a slightly darker, smoother ceiling surface above. On the left, a vertical, sepia-toned framed portrait depicts K.H. Hasyim Asy'ari, an elderly man wearing a dark garment, a light-colored sash over his right shoulder, and a traditional cap (kopiah). The frame is dark wood. Centrally positioned below the two portraits, a square framed artwork features a stylized, black and white rendition of the Garuda Pancasila, the national emblem of Indonesia. The design incorporates intricate patterns and the "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" motto in Javanese script. The frame is dark. On the right, a vertical, colorized but faded framed portrait shows Jenderal Sudirman, an elderly man wearing glasses, a light-colored suit jacket, a tie, and multiple military medals pinned to his left lapel. This frame is also dark wood. All items are static, mounted directly to the wall with visible hanging mechanisms for the center emblem. The overall scene suggests a display of national heritage and respect for historical figures.