A forensic examination of the scene, documented as being in Ciherang, Indonesia, reveals a close-up, angled view of a fuchsia-colored textile

A forensic examination of the scene, documented as being in Ciherang, Indonesia, reveals a close-up, angled view of a fuchsia-colored textile. The fabric is folded or draped, showcasing a complex light-toned woven or embroidered pattern. This pattern consists of alternating bands: one narrower band with repeating geometric designs, and a broader band containing stylized zoomorphic figures resembling elephants or peacocks, alongside floral or abstract elements on a textured ground. The textile surface appears soft with a visible weave, and minor thread imperfections or loose fibers are present along some patterned edges. No human subjects, direct actions, or specific environmental features of Ciherang are discernible beyond the textile itself.