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January 08 20152015-01-08 +1 copiesJanuary 07 20152015-01-07April 14 20132013-04-14 +3 copiesClose-up photograph of a metal deity murti (utsava image) richly adorned for festival procession, wearing a heavy jewelled crown with green and red stones, a large white-and-red Vaishnava urdhva pundra style vertical nama on the forehead, and layered diamond-like necklaces and earrings. The murti is draped in a green and gold brocade garment and encircled by red rose garlands and yellow marigold garlands with blue-centred white flowers. A gold hand-shaped (abhaya/varada style) hand is visible at the left, and green foliage sits to the right.2017-01-08A bronze deity murti is dressed and adorned for worship, framed by thick garlands of red roses, yellow roses, white jasmine and green leaves. The murti wears a tall black headdress edged with jewelled bands and pearls, a face marked with a dark bindi, a gold and crystal-studded necklace with a large red stone pendant, and a green garment. One raised hand is visible at the left. Behind the murti sits an ornate gilded throne with scrolled metalwork. No physical people are visible.2013-10-06February 03 20152015-02-03October 04 20112011-10-04December 19 20162016-12-19A richly decorated bronze-toned deity murti of Shiva, adorned with a tall crown with a red gem and crescent moon, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, a heavily embellished red-and-gold chest ornament, and a jewelled dhoti. Garlands of yellow marigolds and red and white flowers surround the figure, with silver hands holding a trident and other ritual objects. Large green leaves form the backdrop. No physical people are visible.2015-11-18January 13 20152015-01-13January 08 20172017-01-08A deity murti stands centrally, dressed in ornate silver and jewelled ornaments with a tall decorated crown and a white and red vertical tilak, framed by a dense arch of red roses, yellow marigolds, white jasmine strands and green leaves. A gold-bordered red silk cloth covers the base and a gold-toned fabric drapes the sides. Behind, a banner reads Nithyanandeshwara Temple and strings of red, yellow and green flower garlands hang from the top. No physical people are visible.2010-12-17