This image captures an outdoor cultural or ritualistic event in Jono, Indonesia

This image captures an outdoor cultural or ritualistic event in Jono, Indonesia. In the foreground, three adult males are centrally engaged on an uneven ground composed of light-colored dirt and small stones. One man lies supine, his face smeared with black substance around the eyes and mouth, with some reddish marks on his cheeks. He is supported by another kneeling man on his left, who wears a traditional patterned blangkon and a black shirt, holding the supine man's head and neck. A third kneeling man, positioned to the supine man's right, wears a dark head wrap and a black t-shirt emblazoned with "Seni Singo Kobra" and a tiger graphic. He leans intimately over the supine man's face, appearing to whisper or blow near his ear. A beige fanny pack and a bright green sash are visible on the third man. In the mid-ground, a gathering of approximately ten observers, primarily women and children, watch the central interaction. Some are seated on a light-colored woven mat directly behind the three men. Notable individuals include a woman in a light blue long-sleeved shirt and jeans with her right arm raised, a young boy in a yellow t-shirt drinking from a cup, and a woman holding an infant. Another woman holds a smartphone, seemingly recording. To the far right, a fourth man wearing a blangkon and black attire is seated on the ground. The background features the light-colored, rustic walls of a building, possibly a traditional house, with a visible doorway. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting clear shadows. A dark, thin cable or rope is visible on the ground in the lower center.