Two ornate, golden cobra statues with detailed scales and elaborate headdresses stand side-by-side on white pedestals

Two ornate, golden cobra statues with detailed scales and elaborate headdresses stand side-by-side on white pedestals. The statues are adorned with orange flower garlands. In front of the statues, on a white surface, is a dark plaque with Thai script, an incense burner filled with ashes and red incense sticks, a small blue and white ceramic vase, and a bronze vase. To the right of the plaque, on the same white surface, are a small green vase with a brown lid, and a few small, colorful objects that appear to be candles or matches. The background features lush green trees, a red-roofed building, and a hillside with buildings in the distance. The ground is paved with hexagonal stone tiles in some areas and covered with grass in others. The overall setting suggests an outdoor shrine or temple area in a tropical location. The inscription on the plaque and the overall aesthetic indicate a location in Thailand. Baan Hua Thanon is a coastal village known for its fishing community and handicrafts, and it is plausible that such religious statues would be found in a temple or shrine within this area.