A partial view of a weathered, light-grey concrete gate pillar stands at the forefront, located at Eiksveien 108, Oslo, Norway

A partial view of a weathered, light-grey concrete gate pillar stands at the forefront, located at Eiksveien 108, Oslo, Norway. Centrally affixed to the pillar is a dark, metallic, ornate emblem, identified as the Garuda Pancasila, the national emblem of Indonesia, featuring a shield-like body and radiating stylized elements. Below this emblem, the house number "108" is displayed in dark, raised metallic numerals. To the left of the pillar, a black metal gate with gold-colored scrollwork decoration is visible, partially open. Beyond the gate, a manicured green lawn leads to a white building with a red-tiled roof and prominent white classical columns, characteristic of the Indonesian Ambassador's Residence. A tall, white flagpole is discernible behind the gate. The sky is overcast and light grey, and several black utility wires are stretched across the upper portion of the frame. On the far right, the fronds of a large palm tree are visible against the sky. The pillar itself exhibits signs of weathering and discoloration.