The image displays three ornate Chinese deity statues positioned on an altar within a temple, likely a Klenteng, in the Glodok district of West Jakarta, Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia

The image displays three ornate Chinese deity statues positioned on an altar within a temple, likely a Klenteng, in the Glodok district of West Jakarta, Special Capital Region of Jakarta, Indonesia. The central and largest statue, identifiable as Guan Yu, features a prominent red face, a long black beard, and is clad in elaborate green and gold traditional armor, holding a long-handled guandao (a pole weapon) in his right hand. To the left of the central figure, a smaller black-faced statue, possibly Zhou Cang, is depicted in blue, red, and gold attire, holding a staff. A third statue, partially visible on the right, appears to have a lighter skin tone and similar ornate clothing. All three statues are positioned on a raised red platform, which rests on a lower, dark wooden surface. In the immediate foreground, a dark, ornate urn or incense burner with gold detailing and Chinese characters is visible, partially covered in clear plastic wrapping. Other objects in the foreground are also encased in clear plastic. The background consists of a dark, unadorned wall, with a carved wooden element visible on the far right, suggesting part of a larger shrine or cabinet.