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June 16 2013

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Close view of two bronze-coloured deity murtis in front of a golden draped backdrop. The figure on the left wears an orange turban, rudraksha-style beads and a jewelled breastplate, and holds a trident. The figure on the right wears an ornate crown with red stones, a gem-studded necklace and red flower garlands. Both are adorned with red and green garlands and jewellery. The image is a statue depiction, not a living person.2013-06-16September 07 20132013-09-07July 08 20102010-07-08April 04 20132013-04-04May 29 20132013-05-29Photograph of a pair of gilded murti statues seated on a red-draped throne within an ornate golden arched niche. The male figure wears a red turban, a blue and gold dhoti and a jewelled necklace, and holds a trident and a small drum-like instrument. The female figure wears a dark crown, large earrings, layered gold necklaces and a purple sari, holding a lotus-like object. Both are garlanded with white and red flower garlands, and the scene suggests a puja setting. These are statues, not physical people.2010-06-06Two metal deity murtis seated side by side under an orange-gold draped canopy, decorated with yellow and green marigold garlands and red roses. The left murti holds a trident and wears a red turban with a jewelled crown, a rudraksha-style mala and a bead necklace. The right murti wears a jewelled crown, red garment and multiple necklaces. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues.2011-07-26June 24 20132013-06-24September 19 20112011-09-19April 17 20132013-04-17 +3 copiesApril 18 20132013-04-18Gilded murti pair of a male and female deity seated under an ornate gold arch draped with shimmering golden curtain. The male figure wears an orange-red turban, white and gold garlands, a red-stone pendant, a trident held in one hand and raises the other in abhaya gesture. The female figure wears a gold crown, red and gold sari, layered pearl and gold necklaces and orange-red marigold garlands with green leaves. Both have gold earrings and forehead markings. The scene is a deity murti display, not living people.2013-03-07 +1 copies