This painting could depict a scene from the folklore of "Lopi Penge," where Princess Penge gazes longingly toward the horizon, symbolizing her hope for the return of her beloved prince from Gowa. In the foreground, a majestic boar stands, its posture noble and strong, perhaps illuminated by soft, ethereal light to suggest its mythical role as a guide. The boar’s presence is both powerful and symbolic, linking it to the princess's deep yearning. 
Princess Penge, dressed in traditional Mbojo attire with intricate details of gold and bright textiles, stands near a coastal setting, reflective of Bima's location on the eastern coast of Sumbawa. The background might showcase a blend of mountainous terrain and the sea, representing both Bima and Gowa’s regions. The sky, painted with hues of dawn or twilight, conveys a sense of anticipation and the passage of time as she waits for her prince’s return.
The atmosphere is filled with a sense of myth, hope, and longing, with the contrast between the tranquil sea and the mysterious boar creating an aura of magic around the scene.