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December 26 2012

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Close view of a brass tray set with a group of small metal deity murtis on square pedestals, arranged around a central standing figure with a conical crown and raised hand, surrounded by several animal-mounted figures; scattered pink flower petals lie on the tray. Blurred people in white clothing sit at the left and top edge, and a deep red velvet cushion rests behind the tray. This appears to be a navagraha or ritual puja arrangement of murtis, with the people seated beyond the tray.2012-12-26Close-up photo of a row of small bronze deity figurines arranged on a polished brass tray. Standing figures with crowns and raised arms stand on lotus-shaped bases, with a small bronze bull and other animal figures beside them. Scattered pink flower petals lie on the tray, and a red velvet cushion and blurred hands appear in the background. No people are clearly visible apart from partial arms at the edges.2012-12-26A photograph of a display of small gilt brass deity figurines arranged on a wooden table in a shop or museum-like room. Many standing and seated figures with crowns and tall headdresses stand on lotus-petal pedestals, including a seated bull figure with a crescent-shaped ornament at the lower right. Other brass pieces and a mounted figure appear in the background and at the left edge. No people are visible. A purple logo appears in the upper left corner.A close view of a dark wooden tray holding small gold-toned metal figurines and a shrine-like object, viewed from above. Visible items include a seated deity murti with a raised hand, a multi-tiered sri yantra-style pyramid, a small standing figure with a crown, and a few other miniature deity figures arranged on the wood. A partial hand wearing rudraksha beads and a red thread bracelet rests at the left edge.2016-10-29 +1 copiesA display table at an event holds rows of small brass deity figurines, many standing and some seated on pedestals, with price or information tags attached. Behind them, several framed gold-bordered cards are propped on a bamboo rail. A red cloth hangs at the right edge. No people are visible in the frame.2014-07-21 +1 copiesAugust 24 20142014-08-24Close-up photograph of a crowded display of small bronze deity figurines on a red cloth-covered surface. The figures are standing murti with raised hands and ornate crowns, some with mudra gestures, arranged in rows. Taller brass lamp stands with lit oil lamps glow in the background, and a small brass oil lamp with a trident-like stand sits at the right edge. No people are visible.2016-05-17A close, shallow-focus photograph of a crowded display of small bronze-toned metal deity murti figurines on a table. Several multi-armed deities are visible, including a figure with many arms holding weapons at the top, a deity seated on a bull with a trident, a figure with a crown and trident in the upper right, and a small elephant-headed figure in front. Many figures stand on rectangular bases. Behind them are blurred red, yellow and white objects, cables and cloth. No people are visible.2009-12-17Close view of a display of small bronze and copper-toned metal deity figurines standing on pedestal bases, arranged in rows. The figures show ornate crowns, jewelled necklaces and dhoti-style lower garments, with raised hands in blessing or holding objects. A small brass oil lamp or bowl sits among them, and a bright red cloth lies behind. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues only.2016-05-17A photograph of a table draped with an orange and peach brocade cloth, covered with brass deity figurines and oil lamps. Brass statues include dancing Nataraja figures within arched prabhavali halos, a standing female deity with a crown, Ganesha in an arched niche, small standing figures in dhoti-like dress, and a seated dark wooden deity murti at the back. Eight brass lamps with pointed wicks and a spouted rim stand in two rows on the right. There are no people visible. The scene reads as a puja setup of murtis and lamps.2012-09-03December 25 20122012-12-25December 17 20092009-12-17