The site (MAHS-IDN-ACH-PID-SKT-S-001) is a mosque complex where a new mosque was built on the same area of the former mosque. Several elements of the older mosque are still visible, including a pool for ablution water and a grave in front of the new mosque building. Several components from the previous mosque are displayed inside the new mosque, including a pulpit and bamboo ladder.

An ornately decorated pulpit (MAHS-IDN-ACH-PID-SKT-S-001-O-0001) located in the mosque. It is a free-standing object, largely made from wood, and rests on a slightly raised base. The lower half is a rectangular-shaped box. Two standing pillars on each side of the front opening support a raised decorative arch. Four additional pillars in a square alignment at the rear of the pulpit support a raised roof. A small step ladder inside the pulpit leads to this raised area. The roof is an octagonal dome with eight pointed extended corners. On top of roof, a peak with an octagonal mace ornament is crowned with a lotus flower. Most of the exterior surfaces are covered in intricately carved floral and geometric decorations, which are painted gold and blue. On the inside of the top front panel, there is a carved Arabic inscription. The inscription has a date of 1253 H (1837).

