n interior room within the Museum of Surakarta, Indonesia, located at coordinates -7

n interior room within the Museum of Surakarta, Indonesia, located at coordinates -7.569, 110.814. The room is well-lit by a central chandelier with multiple bulbs and several other pendant lights. The room is furnished with a collection of traditional musical instruments, specifically a set of gamelan, a type of metallophone used in Indonesian music. The gamelan is arranged in a semi-circle configuration on a red-carpeted floor. The gamelan instruments consist of multiple rows of metal plates suspended on wooden frames, with each plate struck with a wooden mallet to produce different tones. Additionally, there are two glass display cases located on the opposite side of the room, showcasing various artifacts. The glass cases are lit with artificial illumination, highlighting the objects displayed on their shelves, including hats and decorative items. The walls are painted white, and there are two framed paintings on the back wall. The overall atmosphere of the room is calm and serene, showcasing the beauty of traditional Indonesian music and culture.