In Cigombong, Indonesia, a weathered, light-colored concrete statue of an anthropomorphic elephant figure is centrally depicted

In Cigombong, Indonesia, a weathered, light-colored concrete statue of an anthropomorphic elephant figure is centrally depicted. The seated statue, positioned on a multi-tiered stone base, holds a stick in its raised right hand and a circular-bodied, lute-like string instrument in its left hand, which displays faded blue-green accents and wear. The elephant figure features large ears, a curled trunk, and a headpiece, with its body showing extensive environmental discoloration and dirt accumulation. The base consists of dark, polished stone blocks supporting a lighter, rougher stone section partially overgrown with tall green grasses. A large palm tree with dense fronds stands immediately to the statue's right, and various other trees and foliage form the surrounding environment. In the background, distant blue mountains are visible under a light overcast sky, traversed by faint utility lines in the upper left, with obscured structures discernible amidst trees on the far right.