A stylized, full-body depiction features a female artisan engaged in the traditional Indonesian craft of batik making

A stylized, full-body depiction features a female artisan engaged in the traditional Indonesian craft of batik making. The subject, an East/Southeast Asian female with dark hair styled in two pigtails, is seated on a light brown wooden stool. She wears a vibrant, multi-colored floral-patterned long-sleeved top and a dark brown patterned sarong. Her attention is focused on a white fabric suspended vertically on a light wooden frame in front of her. She holds a canting, a traditional tool for applying wax, in her right hand, positioned above the fabric, indicating the action of applying wax resist patterns. The fabric already displays intricate light brown patterns, including floral motifs and geometric triangles, suggesting ongoing work. On the floor to her right, a dark brown metallic pot with a handle, likely a wax pot, is visible with two small wooden sticks beside it. A dark cord extends from the pot, implying electrical heating. The background is a plain, light beige color, featuring a large, stylized grey and white floral design in the upper right. Partial blue text "KA" and a red "P" with a batik pattern are visible in the upper left corner, indicating the image originates from a printed source such as a calendar or book. While the scene does not depict a specific identifiable landmark within the city, it represents the cultural practice of batik, which is a significant art form and heritage actively preserved and practiced within the Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia.