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July 15 20112011-07-15A dark stone murti of a deity stands in a silver-framed shrine niche, dressed in an orange-saffron turban and orange cloth. The figure wears a gold pendant necklace and dark rudraksha malas, holds a silver staff with an orange pennant in one hand and a silver vessel in the other. The shrine is heavily garlanded with red, white and yellow flower garlands, with yellow marigold petals decorating the back wall. No living people are visible.2008-07-17July 17 20112011-07-17July 15 20112011-07-15July 21 20182018-07-21July 07 20092009-07-07July 22 20182018-07-22A photograph of a seated statue, dark-faced with gold ornaments, wearing an orange turban, orange robe, rudraksha mala and gold necklaces, draped with multicoloured flower garlands in yellow, purple, red and green. Three men in white dhoti-style clothing kneel or stand in prayer before it, one with palms joined; a bronze bell, brass vessel and a tray of white flowers sit on a dark stand in front. A large banyan tree and foliage form the background. The statue is a murti, not a living person.2011-07-15November 18 20162016-11-18 +1 copiesA photograph of a murti seated on a throne-like seat decorated with thick garlands of red, yellow and white flowers. The black stone deity figure wears gold armour-style ornaments, a gold necklace, and an orange-red dhoti with a red headcloth. Its hands hold a long staff. On the left, a young man with long hair tied back in a ponytail wears a white shirt and orange shawl, bowing toward the figure with a rudraksha mala visible.2009-07-07 +1 copiesA black stone murti of a seated sage-like deity is shown outdoors in a silver-framed shrine arch with carved floral and animal motifs, beneath green leaves. The figure wears a red turban, gold armlets and jewelled ornaments, a flowing red-orange dhoti, and holds a long staff with gold hands. The base is gilded and the shrine is decorated with long garlands of yellow, red, green and white flowers draped over the arch and sides. No people are visible.2009-07-07December 31 20082008-12-31