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February 20 20132013-02-20February 20 20132013-02-20Close-up photo of a black stone naga (cobra) deity murti with a hooded multi-headed snake canopy, its hoods marked with red and yellow kumkum spots. A single lit oil lamp flame burns in a dish-shaped basin carved into the coiled serpent body. No people are visible; the background is dim and unfocused.2013-09-20February 24 20132013-02-24July 31 20122012-07-31February 20 20132013-02-20November 23 20142014-11-23Dark photograph of a black stone lingam with a carved five-hooded cobra hood (naga) rising behind it, its ridges marked with red-and-white kumkum spots. A single open flame burns in a shallow dish atop the lingam's stacked, glossy black base. No people are visible; the image shows a deity murti with a lit flame in a dimly lit shrine.2013-06-27September 27 20132013-09-27 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a black stone naga serpent sculpture with a multi-hooded cobra hood rising above coiled base. Red and yellow kumkum or vermilion dots mark the hood ridges, and a small oil lamp flame burns in front of the coiled base. Red flowers sit on top at the upper edge. No people are visible; the sculpture is a sacred snake murti in a temple setting.2013-09-20July 31 20122012-07-31June 21 20132013-06-21