This image displays the elaborately decorated entrance of a traditional temple structure in Batuan, Indonesia

This image displays the elaborately decorated entrance of a traditional temple structure in Batuan, Indonesia. A central, double-paneled wooden door, intricately patterned in red and gold with floral and geometric designs, is framed by ornate golden carvings. Above the door, a prominent golden carving of a fierce-faced mythological figure, likely a Boma or Kala head, is positioned. This central feature is integrated into a reddish-brown stone wall, extensively embellished with grey volcanic stone carvings depicting mythological figures, foliage, and architectural motifs. Flanking the entrance are two large, polychrome Dvarapala guardian statues, each standing on a multi-tiered stone pedestal. The left guardian statue is light-skinned with a green face, holding a dark club in one hand and a red ceremonial umbrella (payung) in the other. The right guardian statue is red-skinned with a red face, holding a dark club and a red ceremonial umbrella. Both figures feature prominent fangs and wide, painted eyes. In front of the door, a set of three dark grey stone steps ascends to a platform. Overhead, a high-pitched roof structure is visible, with its underside composed of light-brown woven material, likely palm or bamboo leaves, supported by exposed dark wooden beams and a truss system. No human subjects are present in the scene.