An antique-style miniature charcoal iron, approximately five to seven inches in length, is centrally positioned on a patterned textile surface

An antique-style miniature charcoal iron, approximately five to seven inches in length, is centrally positioned on a patterned textile surface. The iron, likely constructed from brass or bronze, features a dark brown, cylindrical wooden handle supported by a decorative, lighter-toned metal frame. The body of the iron is hollow, displaying a row of elongated, semi-circular ventilation holes along its sides and a hinged lid with a small latch mechanism on its front. Fine, dark etched or embossed patterns are visible on the top surface of the iron. The textile surface beneath is a mottled beige and light brown base adorned with irregular dark brown, almost black, animal print spots, resembling a leopard or cheetah pattern. The background is out of focus, revealing hints of other objects or surfaces further back. The scene is illuminated, casting a soft shadow of the iron on the surface behind it. The object is located in Cianjur, Indonesia. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted.