A large, weathered concrete statue of an elephant-headed deity is centrally positioned outdoors in Cigombong, Indonesia

A large, weathered concrete statue of an elephant-headed deity is centrally positioned outdoors in Cigombong, Indonesia. The seated figure, depicted with a corpulent body and multiple arms, exhibits significant grey and brown discoloration from weathering and biological growth, with cracks visible on its large, fan-like ears. Its trunk is curled upwards, and a light-blue sash drapes its torso. The statue holds a light-blue and brown stringed instrument, similar to a sitar or banjo, in its lower right hand. A broken staff-like object is held in its upper right hand, and a cylindrical item in its left hand. The statue is elevated on a multi-tiered, grey concrete base, also showing signs of age and sparse vegetative growth. The background consists of dense green palm fronds from large trees, some covered in ferns, and additional leafy trees to the left. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight.