The scene depicts a traditional Indonesian cultural performance setup under a white canvas tent with red ruffled trim, located outdoors in Pendem, Indonesia

The scene depicts a traditional Indonesian cultural performance setup under a white canvas tent with red ruffled trim, located outdoors in Pendem, Indonesia. In the foreground and midground, a comprehensive Gamelan musical instrument ensemble is arranged on a wooden platform. This includes multiple sets of golden-colored brass gongs and pot percussion instruments (e.g., Bonang, Saron) resting on ornate dark wooden frames, alongside various xylophone-like instruments with brass bars. Several drums, including a large red and white bass drum and smaller brown wooden drums (Kendang), are also present. Some instruments are partially covered with dark striped textiles. In the background, a Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet) stage is set up. It features a large white screen as the backdrop. In front of the screen, numerous intricately carved leather shadow puppets are displayed on stands, with a large, elaborate central puppet figure prominently positioned. Above the screen, a decorative black and gold wooden frame adorned with a golden serpent motif is visible. A metal oil lamp (blencong) hangs centrally in front of the screen. One male individual, dressed in a dark shirt and baseball cap, is actively engaged near the Wayang Kulit puppets, appearing to adjust or arrange them. In the far background, several other individuals are observed near a parked black multi-purpose vehicle, with sparse trees and natural foliage visible beyond. The environment indicates a sunny, daytime outdoor setting.