A detailed, close-up view depicts a vibrant Islamic calligraphic and decorative artwork, likely situated on the interior dome or ceiling of a mosque in Kumbang, Indonesia

A detailed, close-up view depicts a vibrant Islamic calligraphic and decorative artwork, likely situated on the interior dome or ceiling of a mosque in Kumbang, Indonesia. The central element is a large circular medallion with a royal blue background. Prominently rendered in white Thuluth-style Arabic calligraphy is the word 'Allah' (الله). To the lower left of 'Allah', additional smaller white Arabic script, which appears to be 'Muhammad' (محمد), is visible. Below the primary calligraphy and partially obscured by a descending chain, another segment of smaller white Arabic script, possibly 'Rasul' (رسول), is present. The blue medallion is bordered by concentric rings of intricate Islamic patterns: an inner olive green band featuring golden-yellow undulating scrollwork, followed by a wider red band adorned with dark brown and light blue floral and geometric motifs. This red band is then bordered by a narrow light olive green stripe, and an outermost dark green band that displays further white Arabic calligraphy in a distinct script. A slender, dark-colored metallic chain or wire descends vertically from above the composition, passing over the lower-middle section of the blue medallion and partially obscuring the white calligraphy. A small, dark hook-like attachment is visible at the upper portion of this chain, against the blue background. No individuals, actions, or direct interactions are visible within the frame.