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In Tegallalang, Indonesia, a weathered stone carving depicts a trio of lion-like creatures. The central figure is the most prominent, with a gaping mouth and a mane rendered in intricate detail. To its left and right, two more creatures are partially visible, their forms also characterized by detailed manes and open mouths. The stone itself shows signs of age and erosion, with patches of lighter material, possibly lichen or moss, clinging to its surface. The carving appears to be part of a larger architectural structure, with architectural elements and more carvings visible above and around the lions. The scene is bathed in sunlight, creating strong shadows that emphasize the texture and depth of the stonework. The environment appears to be outdoors, with natural debris such as leaves on the ground, and some sparse vegetation growing on the structure itself.
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