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This image captures the exterior of a two-story residence in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia, featuring traditional Javanese architectural influences. In the foreground, a dark asphalt surface, wet with scattered puddles, leads to the building. The lower level of the structure presents a prominent, multi-panel folding gate, dark teal or black, adorned with gold-colored depictions of Wayang Kulit (shadow puppet) figures on each closed panel. To the right of the gate, the wall is painted a vibrant green, against which a large, rectangular framed artwork is mounted. This artwork features a blue background with intricate gold and red traditional motifs, possibly a deity or cultural symbol, enclosed within a black frame. Two potted Frangipani (Kamboja) trees, one tall in a white pot and another smaller with pink blossoms in a black pot, stand near the green wall and artwork. A third small potted plant is positioned next to the gate on the left. The upper level of the building is constructed primarily of reddish-brown brick. A stainless steel railing forms a balcony across its front. The central facade of this level showcases elaborate wooden carvings, resembling large doors or windows, under a protective overhang. The roof features terracotta tiles in a traditional Javanese style, characterized by multiple gables and ornate finials. Decorative elements with green accents are visible on the brick columns supporting the upper structure. To the right of the scene, a weathered, light-colored wall with faint, multi-colored marks is partially visible. On the far left, a portion of an adjacent building with a pinkish wall and terracotta roof tiles can be seen. The sky above is partly cloudy blue, and green foliage from nearby trees is visible on the left and upper right edges of the frame. No individuals are present in the scene.
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