The image displays a pair of ornate, partially ajar temple doors within a Buddhist temple in Bangkok, Thailand

The image displays a pair of ornate, partially ajar temple doors within a Buddhist temple in Bangkok, Thailand. The doors are primarily deep crimson red, extensively adorned with gilded relief carvings. Each of the two door panels features a full-length, standing figure, likely a Thepanom or celestial being, rendered in gold relief. These figures are symmetrically positioned, facing forward, wearing pointed headdresses, intricate jewelry, and traditional attire. Each figure holds a stylized weapon or object in its right hand while the left hand rests on its hip. They stand on elaborately carved golden pedestals. Surrounding these figures and filling the remaining door surface are intricate golden flame-like or stylized floral scrollwork patterns. The red door frame is also decorated with complementary golden relief patterns, including a repeating floral motif along its vertical and horizontal borders. A narrow, dark vertical gap is visible between the two slightly open doors. To the immediate left of the door frame, a section of an adjacent wall or pillar is visible, covered in colorful mosaic tiles or glasswork, predominantly in patterns of blue, white, gold, and green. No human subjects or discernible actions are present.