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June 06 2011

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Two golden deity murti statues stand side by side under a temple pavilion with orange and red drapes behind them. The figure on the left wears a red turban, a tall crown-like headdress, large ornate earrings, layered white and gold necklaces, and a red-and-orange silk dhoti, holding a golden trident-like staff. The figure on the right wears a dark crown, a blue silk garment, layered white and silver necklaces, and holds a green parrot-like object. Both are garlanded with white flowers and orange-yellow marigold strands. Statues only; no living people are visible.2011-06-05Two golden statues seated side by side on a tiered white and red striped stepped platform in a temple courtyard. The male figure wears an orange turban, a red garment, layered white and silver beaded necklaces, and holds a trident-like staff and a golden implement. The female figure wears a deep blue sari with gold trim, layered ornate necklaces, earrings and red bangles, and holds one arm outward. Behind them is an open pillared hall, and to the right stands a dark stone deity murti draped with a marigold garland. Potted plants flank the steps against orange walls.2011-08-02June 05 20112011-06-05A golden metal utsava murti of a seated deity couple in a temple setting, adorned for festival worship. The male figure wears an orange turban, rudraksha and jewelled necklaces, and holds a trident, while the female figure wears a multicoloured silk sari, layered gold necklaces and large earrings, and holds a lotus-topped staff. Both are seated on a yellow draped platform before a red cushion, with small brass pots tied with white thread and decorated with yellow flowers and leaves in the foreground. Pale pink and red walls and a dark doorway appear behind them.2011-09-01A golden murti pair seated on a pink draped platform in front of a temple entrance with orange and white steps. The male deity wears an orange turban, blue dhoti, layered white and red garlands, and holds a golden trident in one hand. The female deity wears a dark green sari with gold border, jewelled necklaces and a tall dark headdress, with red and yellow flower garlands. Potted plants, a dark stone statue with a yellow and purple garland stand at the right, and a dark stone figure in a white cloth is visible beside the steps.2011-08-18June 05 20112011-06-05Two golden metal deity murtis stand side by side in a temple setting, decorated with white and multicolored flower garlands and jewelled necklaces. The figure on the left has a red-orange turban, a trident-like staff in one hand, raised palms, and a red and gold cloth; the figure on the right wears a blue garment, has long dark hair, and holds a hand raised in blessing. Red and yellow flowers hang from their garlands. The background shows other murtis and a red curtain. These are statues, not living people.2011-06-05December 16 20112011-12-16A pair of gilded murti statues seated side by side, decorated with garlands of red and yellow flowers and silver jewellery. The male figure wears an orange turban with a crescent crest, a white dhoti and black trousers, and holds a trident and a drum-like instrument. The female figure wears a deep magenta sari with a gold border, a braided plait wrapped with flowers, and holds a small object in one hand. They sit on a teal and purple draped platform in a covered open pavilion with white and red steps behind them. No living people are visible in the scene.2011-06-26August 18 20112011-08-18April 01 20132013-04-01Photograph of two golden deity murtis, a male and a female figure, shown seated side by side on a violet draped platform against an orange wall. The male murti wears an orange turban with a jewelled ornament, a red garment with a gold-and-white decorated collar of stones, and teal trousers; he holds a golden trident. The female murti wears a dark blue sari with a maroon blouse, heavy jewelled necklaces, and holds a green parrot near her face. Both are adorned with garlands of red roses, white flowers and yellow marigolds.2011-07-31