An upward-angled, close-range view reveals an elaborately painted domed ceiling located in the city of Kumbang, Indonesia

An upward-angled, close-range view reveals an elaborately painted domed ceiling located in the city of Kumbang, Indonesia. The central feature is a large circular mural dominated by concentric rings of Islamic art. At the core, a dark blue circle displays "Allah" (الله) in prominent white Arabic thuluth script, with "Muhammad" (محمد) in smaller script below it, and a signature "Sidiq" also present. This central motif is encircled by a red and gold floral pattern, followed by a turquoise band, a dark teal band filled with white Arabic calligraphy, a yellow-beige band featuring a repeating red and teal geometric pattern, a dark blue band containing white Arabic calligraphy within stylized blue and white medallions, and a dark olive-green band with similar calligraphy and patterns. The outermost decorated ring is red with a scalloped edge, exhibiting red and blue floral designs. Below these rings, the ceiling transitions to a lighter beige with individual red and teal pendulous floral motifs. The entire mural utilizes a diverse palette including blues, reds, golds, greens, yellows, and white. In the foreground, several rough, light brown wooden beams, likely part of scaffolding or a temporary support structure, diagonally cross the lower portion of the image. A thin, silver-colored chain or wire is visible hanging down from the center of the painted dome. No individuals are visible. The scene depicts an interior space, likely a mosque, undergoing decoration or maintenance.