Ondel-ondel is a traditional Betawi puppet figure from Jakarta, Indonesia. These large, colorful puppets are typically made of bamboo and cloth, standing around 2.5 to 3 meters tall. They are often used in cultural performances and parades, symbolizing the rich heritage of the Betawi people. The puppets usually represent a male and female character, adorned with elaborate costumes and headdresses. Ondel-ondel performances are accompanied by traditional music and dance, celebrating local customs and attracting attention during festivals and community events. They serve as a reminder of Jakarta's cultural identity and history.