An indoor museum or exhibition space in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia, displays a large, brown, wall-mounted relief sculpture of M

An indoor museum or exhibition space in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia, displays a large, brown, wall-mounted relief sculpture of M. Nitisemito. The central feature is a half-body relief of a male figure wearing eyeglasses, a traditional Indonesian head covering, and a light-colored, buttoned jacket, with his right hand resting on his chest. Behind the figure, a circular background relief depicts traditional Javanese architecture and foliage. Above the sculpture, the name "M. NITISEMITO" is spelled in prominent white raised letters. To the right of the main relief, an ornate panel partially displays text including "Raja Kre..." and "De Kre...", likely referencing "Raja Kretek" (King of Kretek). In the foreground, two dark brown wooden chairs with slatted backs and armrests are positioned on a light-colored floor, flanking a dark, irregularly shaped wooden stump. To the far left, a tall, patterned vase holds dark artificial plant stems. To the far right, another tall, multi-colored vase with artificial foliage stands next to a glass display case containing decorative plates and a clock. The overall environment features warm lighting, with a direct spotlight illuminating the central relief. The walls are richly textured with carved details.