An upward-angled view captures the interior ceiling structure of a building in Batununggul, Indonesia

An upward-angled view captures the interior ceiling structure of a building in Batununggul, Indonesia. The ceiling features a framework of robust, light-brown wooden beams arranged in a crisscross pattern, supporting woven panels of natural straw or bamboo in a distinct basket-weave design. A three-bladed ceiling fan, dark grey in color, is visible on the left side, actively rotating, indicated by the motion blur of its blades. To the right, three large, inverted conical light fixtures are suspended from the ceiling. These fixtures are constructed from woven material, appearing as dark, textured cones with prominent, frayed fringe edges around their bases. In the lower-left quadrant, a decorative arrangement of spiky, elongated leaf-like elements is visible, primarily in alternating pink and natural beige colors, hanging downwards. A black, circular spotlight fixture is also mounted on one of the wooden beams below the fan. No people are present.