A wall relief, located in Pacet, Indonesia, depicts a standing figure resembling a Bodhisattva, possibly Guanyin

A wall relief, located in Pacet, Indonesia, depicts a standing figure resembling a Bodhisattva, possibly Guanyin. The figure, centrally positioned, is rendered in multi-color, featuring a predominantly red, gold, and blue robe, with intricate patterns. A golden halo encircles the figure's head, which has black hair pulled back, subtle facial features, and a serene expression. The right hand is raised in a gesture of reassurance (abhaya mudra), while the left arm hangs down. The figure stands on an open pink lotus flower. The background of the relief is painted light blue, representing a sky with white clouds, blending into a darker blue area suggesting water at the bottom. Several green lotus pads and pink lotus flowers are depicted on either side of the central figure. The relief is mounted on a building wall, framed above by an orange horizontal beam and flanked by light grey vertical columns. Below the relief, a continuation of the light grey wall is visible, with a lower section of darker grey. In the lower left foreground, a large, light green agave-like plant with a visible root structure grows from the base of the wall. Green leafy ground cover with small red elements is visible along the very bottom edge of the frame.