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October 13 2013

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Close-up photograph of a deity murti being bathed in milk during abhishekam. White milk pours down over the pale sculpted face, crown and shoulders of the figure, with gold-toned ornamental details and a gold arm piece visible on the right. A hand holding a vessel appears at the top edge and a red cloth is blurred in the background. No people's faces are visible beyond the pouring hands.2013-10-13A white milky liquid is being poured over a standing bronze-coloured statue. A hand holding a brass vessel tilts it from the upper left, and the liquid streams down the head, chest and raised right hand in an abhaya mudra gesture. In the blurred background, a figure in orange robes stands among yellow and purple floral garlands. No living person is clearly in the foreground.2010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19October 13 20132013-10-13December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesClose photograph of a standing statue. The milk streams over the head, face and bare chest, dripping down the arms and waist cloth. Behind is a blurred orange-robed figure and yellow and purple garlands. This is a statue abhishekam, not a living person.2010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 14 20102010-12-14A photograph of an abhishekam being performed on a bronze deity murti of Shiva with a trident and drum, shown against a black background. A person's hands, wearing gold bangles and an orange-and-yellow garment at the edge of the frame, pour a white liquid from a silver vessel over the head of the figure, which runs down its face and body. A second golden deity figure with a tall conical crown stands to the right. Only the arms and hands of the pouring person are visible; no full face is shown.2012-01-08October 13 20132013-10-13December 25 20152015-12-25