A hand-carved wooden figure depicting an anthropomorphic frog in a spirited, upright stance, mounted on a dark, stone-like base. The sculpture is shaped using the traditional Ukir technique, featuring smooth, rounded limbs and large, expressive eyes rimmed in charcoal and pale yellow. The figure is captured holding a circular, drum-like instrument, rendered in a creamy white with golden-yellow radial accents. The surface is finished in a signature 1980s-inspired pastel palette, with sage green skin that transitions into soft rose-pink gradients at the hands and feet, embodying a whimsical and nostalgic Balinese folk-art style that prioritizes character-driven movement and a gentle, matte-textured aesthetic.