The image depicts an outdoor cultural or ritual event occurring on a wet, hexagonal-tiled paved area in Ganten, Indonesia, under bright daylight

The image depicts an outdoor cultural or ritual event occurring on a wet, hexagonal-tiled paved area in Ganten, Indonesia, under bright daylight. In the foreground, an older man wearing a brown cap, blue shirt, and light shorts pours a dark liquid from a black bucket onto the head and back of a younger man in a red and white striped shirt, who is bent forward. Immediately behind the striped-shirt individual, another person is bent over, wearing a black shirt, dark pants, and a distinctive traditional sash with red, yellow, black, and brown checkered patterns and yellow fringe. This person has a red and white woven horse-head prop, characteristic of *Kuda Lumping* performances, attached to their front. To the right, a third performer, barefoot and wet, holds a black and white horse-head prop on a stick while standing in a puddle. To the far left, a woman in a black hijab and light-colored top stands near a blue plastic water barrel, holding a clear cup. A large crowd of spectators, dressed in casual attire, observes the event from the mid-ground, standing on the wet pavement. In the background, traditional Indonesian buildings with red-tiled roofs are visible amidst lush green trees. A colorful archway is partially visible on the far left.