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May 19 2013

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March 16 20132013-03-16January 17 20132013-01-17May 28 20132013-05-28 +1 copiesJuly 07 20132013-07-07September 14 20142014-09-14June 07 20132013-06-07November 08 20132013-11-08March 21 20132013-03-21April 12 20132013-04-12 +2 copiesA dark stone or black-finished statue of a four-armed deity seated in a silver-framed niche against a turquoise sequined backdrop. The figure wears an orange-red turban and red-orange drapery, with layered rudraksha and bead malas, a pendant and bangles. It holds a trident-like staff and other ritual objects in its upper hands while the lower hands show mudras. This is a deity murti, not a living person, so it is a depiction with no physical people present.2013-03-25October 26 20122012-10-26A black stone statue of a four-armed deity murti stands before a turquoise sequined drape. The figure wears an orange turban, a vertical tilak with a red bindi, and a red-orange shawl over the torso. Multiple strands of rudraksha and wooden beads and gold pendants hang across the chest. Rudraksha bracelets circle the wrists. One hand holds a pink lotus flower, another a rounded object, and the upper arms hold a trident-like staff and a hand-drum. The statue is a carved statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2013-03-16