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The image shows a collection of Wayang Kulit, traditional Indonesian shadow puppets, displayed in a glass case at the Museum Radya Pustaka in Surakarta, Indonesia. The puppets are made of leather and are intricately decorated with colorful designs and patterns. The puppets are arranged in a pile, with the larger puppets in the back and the smaller puppets in the front. The puppets are attached to long sticks that are used to manipulate them during performances. The puppets are illuminated from behind, which casts their shadows on a screen. The puppets are part of a tradition of storytelling and entertainment that dates back centuries. The label on the case indicates the name of the puppet to be Sultan Agung, a notable figure in Javanese history. The image shows the interior of the museum, with a white wall and a shelf in the background.
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