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September 15 20132013-09-15Close-up photograph of a black stone statue of a sage-like deity figure, with a white cloth wrapped over the head and a golden-bordered shawl draped across the body. White jasmine garlands, red flowers and brown rudraksha beads adorn the statue. A carved trident or staff rests in the foreground, with a second statue partly visible at right and green trees behind.2008 - Glimpses Of GurukulDecember 15 20092009-12-15A dark stone statue of a figure with a flattened topknot covered by a folded orange-and-cream checked cloth, wearing a white dhoti with a green-bordered shawl. A red tilak mark is on the forehead. Garlands of red, yellow, green and white flowers hang over both shoulders. Behind it are green leaves and an ornate silver-coloured carved panel on the right. The statue is a murti, not a living person.2006-07-23 +1 copiesMarch 02 20132013-03-02 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20132013-01-01A dark stone murti of a deity, shown in a close frontal view, wearing a white headband with red flowers and dangling beaded tassels. Multiple strands of rudraksha and wooden beads, a red flower garland, and a pink cloth draped over the shoulder decorate the figure. One hand holds a trident-like staff and another raises a hand with a red-tipped mudra. A green cloth with golden floral motifs and an ornate silver-coloured arch frame the murti. The scene is a temple setting with no visible people.2013-06-08A close-up photograph of a dark stone statue of a sannyasi with closed eyes, wearing an orange-red turban, white vertical tilak with a red bindi, and rudraksha beads at the neck. The statue is garlanded with bands of white jasmine and red roses and yellow marigolds, wrapped in an orange shawl. Green leaves and trees fill the background, with a carved stone pillar partly visible behind the statue.2010-12-28A black stone murti of a sage-like figure, wrapped in a white cloth with gold-bordered edges tied as a turban and draped over the shoulder. A dark rudraksha mala with gold beads hangs across the chest, with a red tilak mark on the forehead. Bright red and yellow flower garlands surround the carved figure, and a hand with a small red dot is visible at the lower left. The statue is decorated for worship and stands in front of carved stone relief work.2011-01-01July 08 20102010-07-082008 - Glimpses Of Gurukul