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September 03 20162016-09-03September 03 20162016-09-03A photograph of an ornate maroon velvet torso garment laid flat on a white cloth. It is embellished with gold zari embroidery, red and green stone settings, white pearl beading, gold sequins and paisley and floral motifs, with a twisted cord looped at the neck. A grey granite surface is visible at the bottom edge, and a bare foot appears at the lower left. No people are seated or standing in the scene apart from a partial foot.Photo 11705623 +1 copiesA photograph of an embellished maroon velvet garment form laid flat on a white cloth over grey stone. It is a bodice-shaped piece with long sleeves, heavily decorated with gold zari work, sequins, pearl beads, and red, green and blue stones in floral and paisley motifs, with a jute cord looped at the neck. No people are visible; it appears to be a processional ornament or costume item.A flat-lay photograph of handcrafted embroidered deity garments laid out on a white cloth. The central piece is a deep red velvet chest vestment with a U-shaped neckline, densely decorated with gold zari work, pearl-like white beads, and rows of green and blue round stones framing red and multicolored flower medallions. Two black-edged beaded gloves with white and gold geometric patterns lie to the sides, and two matching beaded pieces with gold and white bead rows sit at the bottom edge. No people are visible; the garments appear to be intended for a deity murti.KAILASA SINGAPORE on 4/17/20212021-04-17A photograph of a deity's upper-body garment laid flat on a white cloth. The maroon velvet tunic has long sleeves and is richly embroidered with gold zari work, sequins, pearl beadwork, and clusters of red and green stones arranged in floral and paisley motifs. A twisted jute cord is tied at the neckline. A bare foot appears at the lower left edge. No people are shown in the garment itself, and no a person depiction is visible.January 25 20152015-01-25September 03 20162016-09-03Making Of Sacred Arts UniversityAugust 10 20182018-08-10