A decorative arrangement of wooden kitchen utensils and coconut shell halves is affixed to a vertical wooden surface in Ciloto, Indonesia

A decorative arrangement of wooden kitchen utensils and coconut shell halves is affixed to a vertical wooden surface in Ciloto, Indonesia. A dark brown wooden fork, approximately 20-25 cm in length, is positioned vertically. A dark brown wooden spoon, of similar length, is crossed horizontally behind the fork, with its bowl end extending to the right. The handles of the fork and spoon are tied together at their intersection with a light-colored, possibly rope or string, material, forming a loose knot. Hanging from this knot, suspended by the same type of light-colored string, are three half coconut shells. The top two coconut shells are positioned side-by-side, with their concave sides facing slightly towards the viewer and to the right. The third coconut shell hangs directly below the two, slightly lower and centered, also displaying its concave interior. All coconut shells retain their fibrous outer texture and natural light brown-white coloration. The background consists of a smooth, vertically-grained wooden paneling, exhibiting variations in natural wood tones. No people are present.