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Close-up photograph of gilded metal deity murti, a male and female pair adorned for alankaram. The male figure on the left wears a crown with red and green stone ornaments, a tripundra mark on the forehead, and a rich jewelled necklace; he raises a hand with a stylised floral-tipped object. The female figure on the right wears a gold crown with pearl strands, pearl-and-stone earrings, a red and orange brocade sari with gold border, a long black braid decorated with square jewelled clasps, and a pearl necklace. The statues are set against a pale stone wall.Close-up photograph of two gilded metal deity murtis, a pair of golden processional figures with polished faces, red lips, kumkum on the forehead and dark kohl-lined eyes. Both wear heavy crowns and pearl-and-stone jewellery, including jhumka-style earrings, a pearl necklace with red stones and an embellished blouse of red and navy fabric studded with pearls, rubies and emeralds. A brass lamp stand with a lotus-shaped top appears at the left edge, and a jewelled ornament sits in the dark hair at right. The figures are statues, not living people.Close view of two silver-gilded deity murtis decorated for an alankar. The figure on the left wears a red and gold turban with a jeweled crown above, a red and gold garment, and a large jeweled necklace, holding a golden staff to the chin. The figure on the right has a dark tiered hairstyle with jeweled ornaments, a jeweled nose ring and large jeweled earrings, with a white garment and layered jeweled necklaces. Red velvet drapery forms the backdrop, with yellow and red flower garlands and green leaves at the edges.2010-07-13June 03 20092009-06-03 +1 copiesJuly 01 20092009-07-01Close-up photograph of two gilded deity murtis decorated for an alankar, adorned with dense jewelled ornaments, crowns and necklaces. The left figure wears an orange and gold turban with a red-and-gold garment and holds a staff; the right figure wears a dark crown with silver ornaments and holds a conch-like object. Red velvet drapes and a gold arch frame the scene, with a garland of red and yellow flowers at the right edge. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues.2010-07-13Close photograph of two gilded metal murti figures dressed in vivid orange silk with jeweled ornaments. The foreground figure wears a jeweled crown and a heavy encrusted necklace and earrings, and holds a long staff with an orange cloth. A second gold figure with a red-orange turban stands behind. Marigold garlands and flowers surround them.2009-07-07July 20 20102010-07-20Two gilded metal murti figures stand side by side in a temple setting, lit from the front against a dark background. The figure on the left holds a ceremonial staff topped with a knob-like finial in one raised hand and a conch-like or ritual object in the other; it wears a white and orange-bordered cloth wrapped around the head, a dark green velvet blouse-like garment, and layered gold necklaces with large pendants. The figure on the right wears a red blouse with gold embroidered sleeves, a gold and brown patterned skirt, a green lower cloth, heavy silver-and-gold necklaces, a gold crown and a long black braid, with a forehead mark and a flower or jewelled ornament in the hair. Both figures are ornately decorated statues, not living people, and a cable runs along the upper edge of the frame.2007-06-21July 20 20102010-07-20Close photograph of two gold-plated deity murti figures in an alankaram decoration. The figure on the left wears a red turban and red drapery, with a ceremonial mala of sparkling white and silver ornaments and a gold hand gesture raised near the chest. The figure on the right wears an orange and gold sari, pearl necklaces, a jeweled nose ring and a jeweled crown, with a red tilak on the forehead. Both faces are gold-toned with red lips. Orange and white floral garlands and a gilded ornamental canopy appear behind them. The figures are statues, not living people. +1 copies2007-GLIMPSES-OF-NITHYANANDESHWARA-PARAMASHIVA-AND-DEVI-PARASHAKTHI