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April 25 2013

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A decorated festival procession shrine holds a metal utsava murti of a standing deity wearing an orange turban, ornate silver and jewelled necklaces, a blue dhoti and a golden silk cloth draped at the base. The figure is framed by arched garlands of red and yellow roses, purple and white flowers and green leaves inside a gilded ornate palanquin frame. Red-brown planters and a railing appear behind. No people are visible in the frame, and the image shows an idol rather than a person, so the a person field is none.2013-04-25A decorated murti of Hanuman stands inside an elaborate golden arch framed by thick garlands of red and yellow roses, white jasmine, purple flowers and green leaves. The figure wears an orange turban with a jeweled crown ornament, a large ornate necklace with blue and green stones, a long orange-beaded mala, and a gold-brocade cloth at its base. Scattered rose petals lie around the shrine. Behind it, rows of small black shikhara-style pinnacles and potted plants line a red wall. No people are visible.2013-04-25April 25 20132013-04-25December 01 20122012-12-01Photo 11738568January 11 20132013-01-11Photo 11738554Photo 11691892January 15 20152015-01-15Photo 11691898 +1 copiesPhoto 11736890 +1 copiesPhoto 11738537