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June 09 2011

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October 08 20132013-10-08A deity murti stands in a flower-decorated shrine, adorned with white and red floral garlands and a large golden serpent (naga) rising behind it. The central figure wears a pink and maroon garment, a tall crown, and layered white and red necklaces. Two smaller attendant figures flank it, also in pink and maroon with crowns and garlands, set against green and white floral arrangements. A copper kalasha sits at the base beside the golden snake's coiled form, and the shrine is framed in gold trim with a red and gold cloth below.2011-06-09Photo 11737860June 09 20112011-06-09December 22 20162016-12-22September 29 20142014-09-29October 01 20112011-10-01Photo 11691644October 11 20132013-10-11A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Lord Vishnu seated on a gold coiled base beneath a large golden multi-headed serpent hood (Adishesha). The central figure plays a long veena held across his lap, wearing white dhoti-style cloth with a green and gold border, a silver-and-jewelled necklace and a tall ornate crown. Flanking him are two smaller female figures in blue and gold saris with jewelled ornaments. The whole arch is framed with garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds and white flowers, and the golden pedestal is also decorated with flowers under a metal-roofed open hall.2011-09-09 +1 copiesNovember 21 20102010-11-21April 30 20152015-04-30