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February 05 2014

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Close view of a black stone naga-hood sculpture, its five cobra hoods rising above a stacked black round base with a shallow bowl-shaped top. A small flame burns in the bowl, with red dots marking the hood ridges and scattered petals and red pigment around the base. No people are visible; this resembles a small ritual lamp or deity seat in a temple setting.2014-02-02Close photograph of a dark stone naga (cobra) sculpture with a hooded head rising above coiled serpent body on a square base. Red and yellow dots mark the hood. A small oil lamp flame burns in a shallow dish carved into the coils. The stone is wet and glossy with oil or water. No people visible; the scene shows a snake shrine in a temple setting.2013-06-02September 27 20132013-09-27 +1 copiesClose-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.2013-09-20July 07 20142014-07-07September 07 20142014-09-07Close-up photograph of a dark stone naga (serpent) sculpture with a hooded head rising above coiled body, lit by a single oil lamp flame set in a small hollow atop the coils. The hood has red and yellow dot markings and the base is a dark square plinth. No people are visible; the background is dim and indistinct.2013-06-02November 23 20142014-11-23February 05 20142014-02-05September 25 20132013-09-25September 10 20142014-09-10 +1 copiesMay 31 20132013-05-31 +1 copies