Roro Jonggrang is a Javanese legend tied to the Prambanan Temple complex. It tells of a princess whose beauty captivated the warrior Bandung Bondowoso. To avoid marrying him, she challenged him to build a thousand temples in one night. When he nearly succeeded with supernatural help, she deceived him by creating a false dawn. Realizing the trick, Bandung Bondowoso cursed her into stone, making her the final, thousandth statue. | The legend reflects themes of integrity, consequence, and the tension between power and resistance. It serves as a reminder that deception, even when born from fear or self-preservation, can bring unintended and irreversible outcomes. | This is about a Love Story. Royalty. Anger. Family Worship. Dignity. Powerful Woman. Betrayal. | Satin Silk | 70 x 70 cm | Varian Color Black, White, Dark Grey, Gold Made in Indonesia