A framed, rectangular Balinese classical painting, likely Kamasan style, depicts a complex mythological scene with multiple figures

A framed, rectangular Balinese classical painting, likely Kamasan style, depicts a complex mythological scene with multiple figures. The artwork measures approximately 60x40 cm, encased in a dark brown wooden frame with a lighter, textured, fabric-like inner mat. The painting's central element is a prominent, elaborately adorned figure, possibly a deity, with multiple arms and a detailed headdress, depicted in a dynamic pose atop a stylized water feature or cloud formation in the upper center. This figure is surrounded by approximately 15-20 smaller human or humanoid figures. On the left, beneath a ceremonial parasol or pavilion, several figures are seated and standing, one appearing to play a stringed percussion instrument. On the right, other figures are engaged in various interactions, some holding objects or making gestures. The scene incorporates stylized trees and clouds in the background, and a prominent wavy water element at the bottom. The artwork utilizes a limited palette of indigo blue, muted green, earthy browns, gold, and hints of red, applied with intricate line work on a light, aged background, possibly cloth or treated paper. The entire framed piece is mounted on a plain, light beige wall. The location is Unknown, Unknown.