This image captures a traditional Balinese procession on a street in Peliatan, Indonesia, under an overcast sky

This image captures a traditional Balinese procession on a street in Peliatan, Indonesia, under an overcast sky. Multiple individuals, predominantly male and ranging from adults to a young boy, are walking from left to right, mostly facing away from the viewer. They are dressed in ceremonial attire consisting of white shirts, traditional patterned sarongs (kamben), and white headcloths (udeng). In the foreground, an adult male wears a white T-shirt, a plaid sarong in black, white, and red patterns, layered over another patterned fabric, and holds a dark staff-like object in his right hand. To his left, another adult male wears a white collared shirt, a gold and brown patterned sarong, and has a yellow flower tucked into his white udeng. On the far right, a young boy in a white shirt, dark sarong, and white udeng walks, carrying a black strap across his shoulder. The procession includes large, dark, shaggy effigies, likely ceremonial structures such as a *Bade*, adorned with scattered yellow and white flower petals. These effigies have golden or brown patterned bases. Several tall, decorated ceremonial poles are present: one on the left holds red fringed banners, while a central pole features gold and black decorations, a cluster of peacock feathers, and supports a large, black and white striped ceremonial umbrella (*tedung*) with red and black pompom fringe. Another decorated pole is partially visible to the right of the umbrella. In the background, urban buildings are visible. One prominent building features large, faded graffiti spelling "BAD" across its upper facade, with commercial signage below that reads "MILAN CHAN COMMISSION" and other partial text. Overhead, utility lines traverse the scene.