A procession of approximately ten women, dressed in traditional Balinese attire of white lace tops (kebaya), colorful sarongs (kamen), and sashes (selendang), walks along a street in Blahbatuh, Indonesia. Most women have their hair neatly tied back. Each woman carries elaborate ceremonial items on her head. Some bear tall, ornate structures adorned with flowers and possibly food offerings, commonly known as "gebogan." Others carry smaller, intricate trays with offerings, some topped with miniature ceremonial umbrellas (tedung). Two women are seen carrying larger, more significant effigies; one carries a gilded, shrine-like figure under a large white umbrella, while another carries a large, intricately decorated figure, possibly part of a Barong costume or a deity representation, also accompanied by a large white umbrella. The procession is taking place during the daytime under an overcast sky. In the background, lush green trees line the street, and various buildings are visible, including one with parked motorcycles in front. A large billboard on one of the buildings displays text including "GHANI HELM," "SNAIL," "KYT," "JPX," "GLV," and "MOTORCYCLE," with "SILKOLE" partially visible. The women appear focused and engaged in the ritual, suggesting a solemn and respectful atmosphere.