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This image depicts a section of a Tridharma place of worship, specifically the Tien Kok Sie temple, located in Pasar Gede, Surakarta, Indonesia. The scene is illuminated, suggesting it is either evening or nighttime. The central feature is a bright yellow, rectangular illuminated sign mounted on a wooden wall. The sign features text in Indonesian, Chinese characters, and English. At the top, it reads "TEMPAT IBADAH TRIDHARMA" (Place of Worship Tridharma). Below this are the Chinese characters 寺國鎮, followed by the temple's name, "TIEN KOK SIE," in large English letters. Further down, it specifies "AVALOKITESVARA PASARGEDHE - SURAKARTA," indicating its dedication to the Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara and its precise location within the city. To the left of the sign, a string of small, glowing red lanterns hangs, contributing to a traditional and festive atmosphere. Below the sign, a white lotus flower sculpture rests on a decorative structure, which features golden fabric and red and gold architectural elements. In the immediate foreground, a red metal fence with multiple golden, pointed spires runs across the lower part of the frame, characteristic of traditional temple fencing. The overall color scheme is dominated by reds and golds, typical of Chinese and Tridharma temples. No individuals are visible in the image.
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