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November 21 2018

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November 21 20182018-11-21November 22 20182018-11-22December 07 20162016-12-07 +1 copiesOctober 15 20182018-10-15A decorated statue of the child saint Thirujnanasambandar stands at the centre, framed by a dense arch of garlands. The murti wears a brown turban topped with an ornate jewelled crown, large jewelled earrings, and a heavily embellished jewelled necklace and ornaments over a brown shawl. Its hands are raised in a blessing gesture. Behind and around it are sheaves of green leaves, white jasmine strands, and red and orange marigold and rose garlands, with gold fabric in the background. The scene reflects a puja honouring the saint. No people are visible.2018-05-30Photo 11717761November 19 20182018-11-19May 31 20172017-05-31 +1 copiesClose photograph of a life-size metallic-finished statue of a seated figure in a maroon-red turban and maroon drapery, wearing layered red and gold beaded necklaces, ornate gold and jewelled collar with red and blue gemstones, and a large dark stone brooch. The figure's raised hand holds a gold-toned ritual object and a red rudraksha-style mala hangs at the side. Vertical garlands of red roses, white flowers and green foliage frame the statue, with orange and purple flowers visible at the edges. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2018-04-23A gilded metal murti of a deity figure stands in a flower-decorated alcove, dressed in a maroon garment with an orange shawl and heavy jewelled necklaces set with white and coloured stones. The figure wears an orange turban topped by an ornate jewelled crown, raises one hand in blessing and holds a ritual implement in the other, with a kumkum mark on the forehead. Garlands of yellow marigolds, purple flowers, red petals and white jasmine frame the figure, with a gilded arch behind. This is a statue or murti, not a living person.2011-12-15 +1 copiesMarch 01 20182018-03-01A golden-complexioned statue of a deity, not a living person, is dressed and decorated for worship. It wears a tall white and red layered crown, a red bindi and an ornate gold and gem-set necklace layered with rudraksha malas. A leopard-print shawl drapes over the shoulders, and it holds a silver ritual rod (damaru-like) in one hand. Behind it stand heaped garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds, white jasmine and purple flowers, with a trident-like staff at the upper right. The statue is a deity murti in a flower-decorated shrine setting.2013-12-24