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A weathered grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha stands outdoors among tree trunks and garden beds. The figure has a long trunk, a tall crown, and several arms holding attributes, and it is draped with a garland of green leaves, yellow and white flowers, and orange-edged fan-like blossoms. Red hibiscus flowers and vermilion spots decorate the statue. In the lower left corner a small black elephant-headed figurine and a yellow-faced painted image sit at its base. No people are visible.

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A weathered grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated outdoors among trees. Garlands of red hibiscus, white and yellow plumeria flowers, orange marigolds and green leaves drape around the figure, and red kumkum dots mark the stone. Small red hibiscus flowers rest on the statue's hands and base. In front, a yellow face mask of a goddess with a golden crown sits beside a small black Ganesha figure with a red hibiscus on its head. No physical people are visible.2010-02-04A weathered granite sculpture of a lion-like or animal figure, carved in relief with a mane-like crest, is adorned with garlands of orange-edged cream fabric flowers and dark green leaf garlands. Red powder marks a spot on its face, and loose yellow plumeria and red hibiscus blossoms rest on the stone. Trees and a stone step are visible in the background. No people are present and no a person candidate is shown; the scene is a decorated stone carving in an outdoor setting.2010-02-04A close photograph of a weathered tan stone elephant-headed deity murti. Red hibiscus and white and yellow plumeria flowers are strung into garlands draped over its head and shoulders, with red kumkum marks on the stone. Loose flowers, including pink blossoms and a yellow plumeria, lie at its base. Trees and sky are blurred in the background. No people are visible.2010-02-04A grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated on a carved pedestal in front of green bamboo foliage and a red wall. The murti has four arms holding objects including a modak-like sweet and an axe, with white tilak markings on the trunk and arms. It wears a long strand of red and green beads, a heavy garland of white and yellow flowers, a gold necklace with a hanging yellow flower tassel, and a white dhoti with an orange-bordered cloth. No physical people are visible.2014-09-04August 12 20132013-08-12October 18 20172017-10-18Close photograph of a dark stone relief of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated cross-legged, with four arms and a large trunk curling toward a sweet-filled hand. Vermilion and turmeric powder mark the forehead, trunk and hands, and two yellow marigold blossoms rest on the base at the feet. The carving sits in a stone wall niche with a bead-edged arch above. No people are visible.2013-07-10July 20 20132013-07-20July 12 20132013-07-12A dark bronze Ganesha murti sits on a stone pedestal in a temple courtyard, garlanded with white jasmine and red flower strands and marked with a white tilak. Beside it a leafy potted plant stands on a stone ledge, and a stone bench lies at left. Behind are orange-draped structures, a large bronze vessel and a stone lamp stand. A person in a red and pink sari is partly visible in the background, with a stone pillar garlanded in white flowers at right.2017-07-09May 20 20132013-05-20May 07 20132013-05-07