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Photo 11737610Photo 11737608A black stone statue of a four-armed deity seated cross-legged on a pedestal, draped in a white dhoti and an orange shawl, wearing layered rudraksha and bead malas, a gold chest ornament and an orange turban with a red mark on the forehead. Red and yellow flower garlands hang over its shoulders and arms, and it is set against a bright pink backdrop framed by a silver arch. It holds a trident and a ritual object in its raised hands, and the statue is a deity murti rather than a living person.2013-07-05 +1 copiesNovember 11 20142014-11-11July 28 20132013-07-28A black stone statue of a four-armed deity murti seated on a pedestal before a bright magenta backdrop. The figure wears a white draped garment, multiple strands of rudraksha and bead malas, and an orange turban with a pink flower. Red rose garlands and yellow marigold garlands hang over the shoulders, and orange silk cloths drape the sides. One hand holds a trident-like emblem and a rudraksha mala dangles from another hand. A carved silver arch frames the scene. No physical people are present; the figure is a statue.2013-07-05 +1 copiesJune 07 20142014-06-07A dark stone statue of a seated sage, wrapped in an orange turban and orange shawl, wears layered brown rudraksha malas and a gold chain, with a white dhoti. Red and yellow marigold garlands drape the figure, which sits before a pink backdrop under trees. The hands are held in anjali and meditation poses with a bead mala. This is a statue, not a living person, and the image is a photograph of it.2013-07-05 +1 copiesDecember 02 20142014-12-02June 10 20142014-06-10A dark stone statue of a four-armed deity seated on a carved throne, wearing a saffron-orange turban with a jewelled ornament, a white dhoti, and layered rudraksha and bead malas across the chest. Red and yellow marigold garlands drape the arms and sides, and an orange silk cloth hangs from the seat against a magenta backdrop. One hand holds a rudraksha mala, another a small book or tablet, and the other hands are raised in mudras. The statue is a murti, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.2013-07-05 +1 copiesJune 06 20132013-06-06