The image presents a partial, close-up view of an elaborate Islamic mural, located within a building in Kumbang, Indonesia

The image presents a partial, close-up view of an elaborate Islamic mural, located within a building in Kumbang, Indonesia. The artwork, likely adorning a ceiling or dome, is painted on a light beige background and features intricate calligraphy and geometric patterns. A segment of a central circular design is visible on the left. It consists of a wide dark teal band containing ornate white Arabic script, bordered by a narrower yellow-green band and a reddish-brown band detailed with small, repeating multicolored geometric shapes. Radiating outwards from this core are concentric arcs of ogee-shaped medallions. These include an arc of light blue medallions, followed by an arc of dark olive-green medallions, and then an arc of reddish-brown medallions, each containing distinct white Arabic calligraphy. These arcs are separated by narrow bands of smaller, interspersed geometric patterns in red, yellow, and blue. The light beige background extends to the right, embellished with a series of stylized, symmetrical floral or shield-like motifs, depicted in alternating sizes of red and brown, connected by thin, darker lines. The perspective is upward, capturing a section of the large-scale artwork. No individuals, actions, or direct interactions are depicted. A dark, possibly wooden structural element is partially visible at the bottom right edge of the frame, indicating the surrounding architecture.