In the city of Susut, Indonesia, two weathered, stone statues of gargoyle-like figures are seated cross-legged on ornate platforms

In the city of Susut, Indonesia, two weathered, stone statues of gargoyle-like figures are seated cross-legged on ornate platforms. The figures are adorned with gold accents on their headdresses, collars, and armbands. They have prominent facial features with wide mouths and bulging eyes, giving them a fierce yet somewhat comical appearance. Between the statues, and to the left, are several potted green plants. The statues are positioned in front of a wall with intricate, dark grey stonework that appears to be part of a building or shrine. The ground is paved with cobblestones. To the left of the statues, a large terracotta pot filled with water and lily pads sits on the cobblestone path. In the background, more elaborate stone carvings and architectural elements are visible, along with scaffolding suggesting ongoing construction or maintenance. The overall scene depicts a cultural or religious setting, likely a temple or traditional compound, showcasing Balinese artistry and architectural style.