An outdoor scene in Jono, Indonesia depicts a performance under a large, light-colored canopy

An outdoor scene in Jono, Indonesia depicts a performance under a large, light-colored canopy. The ground consists of wet, muddy dirt with several puddles and a discarded plastic bag in the foreground. Approximately twenty individuals are visible, primarily engaged in the performance. Central to the scene, two male performers interact with a large, ornate white and multi-colored horse prop, characteristic of Jaranan or Kuda Lumping dance. One performer, positioned to the left of the horse, wears a black shirt and dark pants. The second performer, to the right and facing away, wears a black long-sleeve shirt with a yellow and green design on the back, a patterned brown and gold sarong over dark pants, and is barefoot, adopting a dynamic pose. To the far left, another individual in dark clothing kneels in a puddle. On the right side of the frame, a male participant stands in a black shirt, dark pants, and a dark head covering, with an orange and red striped accessory draped over his shoulder. In the background, under the canopy, several individuals are seated or standing, some appearing to be musicians with instruments. Behind the performers, the backdrop includes simple brick and concrete buildings with tiled roofs, partially obscured by a purple fabric structure. Sunlight illuminates the scene, creating strong shadows on the ground.