Two Ondel-Ondel effigies stand side-by-side in what appears to be an interior space

Two Ondel-Ondel effigies stand side-by-side in what appears to be an interior space. The Ondel-Ondel, traditional Betawi large puppets, are dressed in elaborate costumes. The puppet on the left features a white face with defined, slightly arched eyebrows and red lips. It wears a blue headdress with golden fan-like details, complemented by red and gold floral arrangements. The garment is predominantly pink with red floral embroidery on the vest and a skirt with lighter blue floral patterns. The puppet on the right has a red face, a painted black mustache and eyebrows, and large, pronounced ears. A black headdress with a gold star and gold spray-like accents adorns its head. The torso covering includes a red shirt and vest with light green, ornate embroidery. The bottom garment is a simple reddish-purple skirt. The backdrop consists of light-colored walls. There is a door visible in the background between the puppets. The photo is well-lit, capturing details of the garments and features of the puppets. Central Jakarta, Indonesia is known for these effigies.