Twin peacocks facing each other beside lotus ponds, rendered as a traditional Indonesian batik textile pattern in indigo and cream. The peacocks fill the center with mirrored S-curved necks, fan tails filled with dotted isen motifs, and small floral medallions along the wings. Around them, oval lotus ponds hold blooming lotus flowers, pads, and tiny fish drawn as repeating geometric fills. A classic batik border frames the cloth: interlocking kawung and ceplok shapes with fine crackle lines from wax-resist dyeing. Palette limited to deep indigo blue, soft cream ground, and a few pale grey-blue washes. Hand-drawn irregularity in the lines, visible wax crackle texture, cloth weave grain, flat ornamental layout suitable for fabric. No people, no modern objects, no text, no signature.