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January 09 2012

A golden-faced deity murti seated on a throne against an orange backdrop with a gold-dotted fabric canopy overhead. The figure wears a tall pearl-and-red-beaded crown, layered jewelled necklaces, a brown rudraksha-style garland, and a leopard-print cloth over the shoulder. It holds a golden bow with a red-wrapped grip and an arrow across its body, with a trident and a snake-topped staff beside the throne. Red and gold drapery covers the seat. The image is a photograph of an idol, with no people visible.

2014-01-09 +1 copies

January 09 2012

2012-01-09 +1 copies

A gilded metal statue of a deity murti stands centrally against a draped curtain of red, gold and maroon with sparkling embroidery. The murti wears a tall layered golden crown set with green, red and pink stones, a black headband with a white ornament, a shining gold face, and a multi-strand rudraksha and gold bead necklace over a jewelled collar of pink, green and white stones. Its hands show abhaya and varada-style mudras, with a red stone set in the palms. Orange and gold silk drapes over its shoulders, and a golden trident and drum-like ritual object appear at the sides. At the left edge, a person in an orange turban and rudraksha garland is partly visible. No live physical person is shown in the central statue.

September 28 2017

2017-09-28 +1 copies

Close-up photograph of a golden deity murti with a jewelled crown and a red and white nose ring, adorned with large red roses and yellow flowers on the shoulder, against an orange silk backdrop. A second golden figure with a turban-style headdress and jewelled ornaments stands behind it, and a green parrot-shaped ornament is visible near the lower left. No physical people are present.

A gilded, golden-faced deity murti seated in a dressed altar setting against a red and gold polka-dot backdrop. The figure wears a tall jewelled crown with red and white beadwork, a red and orange silk garment with a gold border, a brown knitted shawl, layered pearl and gem-studded necklaces, and jewelled armlets. One hand is raised in a blessing gesture holding a golden object. This is a statue, not a living person, and no a person candidate is visible.

Three ornately dressed golden murtis seated side by side on a raised throne beneath a gold canopy with polka-dot green fabric. The central figure wears a tall gold crown with red jewels, a red and gold shawl, a long rudraksha mala and heavy gold necklaces, and holds a ceremonial staff. The figure on the left wears an orange-brown turban, brown robes, and layered gold and jewelled necklaces. The figure on the right wears a gold crown, an orange garment, a green and red jewelled necklace, and a rudraksha mala. Leopard-print cloth covers the seat.

A golden deity murti seated on a red and gold throne against an orange and green draped backdrop. It wears an ornate white and red jeweled crown, layered pearl and gemstone necklaces, long earrings and a rudraksha-style brown beaded shawl over red and gold garments. One hand holds a red flower and the other rests on the lap. A golden trident stands at the left edge. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.

January 05 2014

A decorated deity murti stands at the centre of a shrine alcove framed by gilded carved arches. The figure wears an elaborate jewelled crown with a fan-shaped halo of sequined work, an orange and gold turban-like band, and large round earrings. Its body is draped in heavy gold armlets, layered red and white beaded necklaces, and a red velvet shawl edged with gold coin-like ornaments. The murti holds gold staff-like emblems at its sides. Behind it hang orange and gold sheer drapes over a green and gold cloth. No physical people are visible.

A golden deity murti is shown frontally against a pink and gold draped backdrop. It wears an ornate gold crown set with red and green stones, a gold face, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, and long rudraksha malas. Its raised hands hold a trident and a damaru-like drum, while the other hands are in mudras. Pink and red silk drapes frame the figure, with orange cloth visible at the edges. A statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.