An indoor cultural display in Glantengan, Indonesia, showcases traditional Indonesian percussion instruments

An indoor cultural display in Glantengan, Indonesia, showcases traditional Indonesian percussion instruments. In the foreground, a raised, dark wooden platform features a large, light blue drum with a light-colored drumhead on a wooden stand to the left. To its right, four smaller, circular, light-colored frame drums are arranged in a row on a lower stand, each with a light-colored skin. Behind these instruments, a large sepia-toned mural serves as a backdrop, depicting multiple male figures in traditional attire seated and playing similar drums within a traditional, possibly outdoor, setting with columns. A logo, appearing to read "Mubarok," is visible on the upper right of the mural. Above the mural, a golden decorative frieze with intricate geometric patterns and a row of golden spheres adorns the wall. Ornate wooden panels with cutout patterns flank the display area. The white ceiling features two bright overhead lights and a single white security camera (CCTV) mounted centrally. The floor in front of the platform is a lighter, smooth material, possibly wood or tile. The scene is static, with no active people or direct interactions depicted.