This image depicts a large, intricately painted circular Islamic mural located on the interior ceiling or dome of a structure in Kumbang, Indonesia

This image depicts a large, intricately painted circular Islamic mural located on the interior ceiling or dome of a structure in Kumbang, Indonesia. The central element is a blue disc featuring the Arabic word "Allah" (الله) in white Thuluth script, with a smaller Arabic word beneath it. This central disc is surrounded by multiple concentric rings, each adorned with distinct patterns and Arabic calligraphy. Immediately around the central blue disc is a red ring with small, light-colored floral or geometric motifs. This is followed by a teal ring containing continuous white Arabic calligraphy. Subsequent rings display a light green band with red and blue patterns, a dark blue band with lighter blue and white stylized motifs, and then rings of teal and olive-brown backgrounds, both segmented with white Arabic calligraphy in stylized, often leaf-like shapes. The overall color palette is vibrant, featuring blues, greens, reds, gold, and white. The mural is set against a light-colored, possibly off-white, ceiling. In the lower left and central portions of the image, two rough-hewn wooden beams are visible, angled diagonally upwards from left to right, partially obscuring the lower section of the artwork. A thin, silver-colored metal chain hangs vertically from the central blue disc, passing over the white "Allah" calligraphy. A light blue architectural element is visible along the upper right edge of the frame. No individuals are present in the scene.