The image displays a large, circular bedug, a traditional Indonesian drum, positioned centrally within an indoor environment

The image displays a large, circular bedug, a traditional Indonesian drum, positioned centrally within an indoor environment. The drum face is light brown, appearing to be animal hide with natural variations in texture and color, secured by numerous dark, bulbous studs around its circumference. It is mounted upright within a dark brown or black wooden stand, which consists of four vertical posts, a horizontal base, and an ornate, curved top piece. The floor beneath the bedug is a transition from a dark grey-green smooth surface in the foreground to a rectangular section of patterned ceramic tiles directly under and around the drum's base. These tiles feature a mix of grey, white, and black geometric and floral designs. The immediate left wall is a light tan or beige, possibly paneled, with a vertical lighter strip near the floor. The wall to the right is dark and appears to be polished stone or marble. In the background, behind the drum, a light-colored object, possibly an air conditioning unit, is visible. To the far right of the drum, a large, brightly illuminated rectangular display or billboard with a blue frame is partially visible, showing indistinct graphics and text. The scene depicts an interior space, likely a public or semi-public building such as a cultural center, lobby, or corridor, located in the city of Tangerang, Indonesia. No individuals are present in the image.