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A photograph of a metal Ganesha head sculpture, shown lying on a light wooden floor. The brass or bronze-toned head has a tall ornate crown, large ears with decorative rosette ornaments, a trunk curled at the bottom, and a tilak mark on the forehead. No people are visible.

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A photograph of a metal Ganesha face mask or wall-mounted murti lying on a light wood-grain floor. The elephant-headed deity has a tall ornate crown with beaded and floral repoussé work, large ears, a textured forehead and trunk curled at the bottom. The object is a dark bronze or brass finish with no people present.A metal sculpture of an elephant-headed deity face, Ganesha iconography, mounted or laid on a light wooden plank floor. The silver-toned face has a tall ornate crown with beaded patterns, large ears with decorative rosettes, a raised tilak-like mark on the forehead, and the trunk curling downward at the bottom.A close photograph of a copper-toned metal wall plaque in the form of Ganesha's elephant head, mounted on a plain white textured wall. The sculpted face shows a long curled trunk, large ribbed ears, a tall decorative crown with beaded bands, and a horizontal tripundra mark on the forehead. A white light fixture is visible at the top edge of the frame. No people are present.Close-up of a polished silver Ganesha murti with an elephant head, wearing an orange cloth wrapped around the crown. Ornate repoussé floral and scroll patterns decorate the headdress and trunk, and a small jewelled stud sits near the eye. The background is a soft blue-grey wall. No people are visible.A close photograph of a silver-finished Ganesha statue seen from above, with its elephant trunk curling down across the seated body, and multiple arms holding ornate objects, one resembling a lotus-like or ceremonial implement. Tiled grey paving lies beneath it. The metal shows dark patina in the crevices and bright polished highlights on the raised surfaces. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a golden deity murti of Ganesha, the elephant-headed god. The gilded head wears an ornate crown with a jewelled, pearl-studded peak and beaded band, and a forehead medallion with tripundra-style white markings. The trunk is decorated with bands of red and white pearl-and-stone jewellery, and the body is covered in embossed golden ornaments and drapery. A pale cloth and a blurred painted backdrop appear behind. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a polished gold-toned bronze Ganesha murti against a dark background. The elephant-headed deity has a finely engraved trunk, ornate crown-like headdress with beaded detailing, and a decorated chest with snake-like ornaments. Its raised hand holds a tapered implement and a small bowl, and the metal reflects warm highlights.Close-up photograph of a polished golden metal statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, shown from the front with a raised trunk curling downward. The figure wears a beaded crown with a central roundel on the forehead, ornate ear ornaments, and a rope-like necklace with tassels. Decorative engraved patterns cover the trunk and body against a black background. A small cup-shaped vessel is partly visible at the left edge.A polished silver embossed image of Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, is set in a niche against a reddish-brown stone wall. The murti is seated on a dark base, with a trunk curling toward a bowl or modak, and several raised hands holding ritual objects. No people are visible; the image is a photograph of a shrine figure.Close-up photograph of a polished gold-toned metal statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, shown from the front-left. The trunk curls downward and rests on a rounded base, with embossed oval medallions on the forehead and trunk and ornate beaded edging around the head. Large decorated ears frame the face against a dark background. A small gold-toned serpent figure appears at the lower edge. No people are visible.A polished silver statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha stands on a square base with lotus petals, set on an orange cloth. The murti has four arms holding a modak sweet, a small object and a noose-like item, with a rear view showing layered draped garments and a tasselled cloth at the waist. Its crown and ornamental jewellery are finely engraved.A polished silver statue of Ganesha stands on a lotus-petal pedestal on a rust-orange cloth. The four-armed deity has an elephant head, a conical crown, and a trunk curling toward his right side. Ornate rope-like garlands and a draped dhoti decorate the figure, and he holds objects in his raised hands. The silver murti is the only subject; no physical people are visible.