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June 05 2012

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A decorated golden palanquin procession scene. A small silver-finished deity murti stands in an ornate gold-framed shrine, wearing a tall crown, a jewelled chest ornament and a rudraksha-style bead garland, its hands raised in blessing. The murti is framed by garlands of white jasmine, red roses and orange marigolds. To the right, a bright red cloth edged with gold braid and a red velvet cushion with gold embroidery sit beside the palanquin's gold-carved base. No people are visible in the frame.2012-06-05 +1 copiesA photograph of a silver-clad murti of a saint figure seated within a gilded arched frame, heavily garlanded with white jasmine strands, pink and red flower garlands, and green leaves. The murti wears a tall gold conical crown, a silver chest ornament and a rudraksha-style bead necklace, and holds a small silver object in one hand. Orange silk drapes beneath it. To the right, a bare-chested man in a yellow-green dhoti wears a rudraksha mala, and a man in a white shirt and an onlooker in yellow stand nearby. A silver tray of white flowers and a coconut sits in the foreground.2012-06-05 +1 copiesA deity murti of Vishnu-form, viewed from above, lies decorated for a Vaikunta Ekadashi festival procession or display. It is covered with garlands of red, yellow and white flowers and green leaves, with gold ornaments and a gold crown-like headpiece at the top and gold hands holding objects. The figure wears white and red garments with ornate silver-and-gold embellishment, set against a dark background and an ornate gold palanquin frame with floral carvings on the right.2017-01-08February 09 20172017-02-09June 05 20122012-06-05June 05 20122012-06-05 +1 copiesA photograph of a deity murti in a festival procession, seen from above on a golden palanquin. The figure wears an ornate white and red garment with gold jewellery, a gold crown and a gold face-covered arm ornament. The murti is framed by thick garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses, green leaves and white jasmine strands. The gilded palanquin edge is richly carved with floral and scrollwork designs, and gold drapery surrounds the figure. No people are visible in the frame.2017-01-08Overhead view of a deity murti, a Vishnu-form image, decorated for a procession palanquin. The figure wears a red and gold silk garment, elaborate gold and jewelled ornaments, a tall gold crown, and a Vaishnava Urdhva Pundra tilak on the forehead. Its hands hold gold attributes. Garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds, white flowers and green leaves frame the image on a gold-chased ratha or palanquin with ornate gold carved edges. Dark night background.2017-01-08Top-down view of a deity murti decorated for a festival procession, lying on a gold palanquin frame. The murti wears a red and white silk garment with elaborate white and gold ornamentation and a golden crown, with a gold hand raised near the head. Thick garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds, white jasmine and green leaves frame the figure along its length. Ornate gold filigree carvings decorate the palanquin at the right edge, and a gold lamp stand and gold-trimmed cloth appear at the left. No physical people are visible.2017-01-08A deity murti is seated on a gold throne decorated with an ornate gilt canopy. The figure wears a tall silver crown with jewelled motifs and flowers, a silver-and-gold body covering set with coloured gems and a green stone, and gold hands raised in blessing. Thick garlands of yellow marigolds, white jasmine, red roses and purple flowers frame the figure, and a red-gold silk cloth lies below. Gold trident-like ornaments flank the head.2015-11-21A photograph of a metal or gilded devotional statue of a standing saint-like figure, decorated with thick garlands of red and white flowers with green leaves. The figure wears a tall golden crown, a gold chest ornament, a blue and gold sash, a rudraksha mala and a white dhoti. It stands before a golden arched canopy and on an orange silk cloth draped over a platform, in a temple setting. The statue is a murti, not a person, and no living people are visible.2012-06-05October 05 20142014-10-05 +1 copies