A photograph of a pale greenish-cream stone statue on a black cloth against an orange wall. The figure is a seated deity murti with a serpent hood rising behind it, the hood carved with fine scale patterns, and a thick coiled serpent body forms its base. Arms and shoulders are visible with carved bangles. The statue shows no physical people. - Nithyanandapedia

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A photograph of a pale greenish-cream stone statue on a black cloth against an orange wall. The figure is a seated deity murti with a serpent hood rising behind it, the hood carved with fine scale patterns, and a thick coiled serpent body forms its base. Arms and shoulders are visible with carved bangles. The statue shows no physical people.

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Close-up photograph of a pale grey-white stone sculpture of a seated figure, showing the lower torso with hands joined in front and bangle-like bracelets on the wrists, resting on a stack of five rounded tiers carved with fine scale or lattice patterns. The sculpture stands on a black cloth against a blurred orange wall and a pale vertical grille at left. No people are visible.

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Close-up photograph of the top and back of a pale stone or marble head sculpture, its surface finely carved with a dense scale-like pattern and a large curling paisley or swirl motif across the crown. The background is a warm orange wall with a dark surface below. No physical people are visible, and the carved head is a statue, not a living person.

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