This image depicts a collection of Wayang Golek puppets on display under a white tent canopy on a grassy field in Pendem, Indonesia

This image depicts a collection of Wayang Golek puppets on display under a white tent canopy on a grassy field in Pendem, Indonesia. The central subjects are approximately ten traditional Javanese wooden Wayang Golek puppets, predominantly golden-yellow with intricately carved black heads and colorful fabric garments. They stand upright, supported by long wooden rods inserted into a light-colored horizontal log or beam serving as a display base. The puppets are adorned with detailed patterns and appear to represent various characters, including some with prominent noses and elaborate headdresses. A larger, more ornate golden-brown puppet, possibly a Gunungan, is positioned to the far left of the main display. In the immediate background, a partial view of a black banner with white and red text, including "FESTIVAL BUDAYA," is visible to the left. Overhead, the white tent canopy is supported by wooden poles, with red fabric streamers hanging from the right side. The ground is a light brown-green grassy area. In the mid-ground and background, several individuals are visible, seated or standing, under what appears to be another tent or shaded area, some on blue tarpaulins. Green trees and foliage are present in the distant background under a clear sky. A blue plastic chair is partially visible on the far right. A human hand is visible on the lower left, near the puppet display base.