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A metal murti of Krishna playing a flute, adorned with a jeweled crown topped with a peacock feather and an orange cloth tied at the head. The deity is heavily garlanded with red roses, pink petals, white jasmine and yellow marigold strands, with green leaves woven between them. Gold ornaments and jeweled necklaces adorn the figure. The setting appears to be a temple or festival decoration, with gold and red railings in the background. No physical people are visible in the scene.

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September 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copiesClose photo of a metallic Krishna murti playing a flute, adorned with jeweled crown, pearl and stone necklaces, bangles and an orange cloth draped behind. The idol is surrounded by thick garlands of white jasmine, red and pink roses and yellow marigolds, with green leaves. No living people are visible; the figure is a deity murti, not a person.2010-09-02A metal murti of Krishna playing a flute is richly decorated for a festival. The figure wears an orange headcloth with a jewelled crown and a peacock feather, plus layered gold necklaces and ornaments. It is framed by thick garlands of red roses, pink petals, white jasmine, yellow marigolds and green leaves. No physical people are visible in the frame.2010-09-02Close-up photograph of a gilded metal Krishna murti decorated for festival procession. The figure wears an ornate jeweled crown with a peacock feather, an orange head cloth tied at the back, and layered jeweled necklaces and armlets. He plays a golden flute held to his lips with both hands. The murti is framed by thick garlands of red roses, pink flowers, white jasmine and green leaves, and sits beneath a golden canopy of flower-draped ornament. No physical people are visible, and the figure is a deity murti rather than a depiction of a person.2010-09-02Close-up photograph of a silver Krishna murti playing a long flute, decked with jewelled crown and peacock feather, orange silk head cloth, ruby and stone necklaces, bangles and earrings. The idol is surrounded by garlands of white jasmine, pink and red roses and green leaves.2010-09-02A golden metal murti of the flute-playing deity Krishna stands in an ornate golden frame, lifting a long flute to its lips. The figure wears a peacock feather crown with a jewelled headpiece, an orange turban-style cloth, and a green and gold brocade garment over an orange drape. Red roses, white flowers and purple blossoms form layered garlands across the chest, with heavy jewelled necklaces and bangles. The setting appears outdoors with greenery behind. No physical people are visible in the scene.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copiesA metal murti of Krishna stands in a festive procession setting, playing a golden flute held to its lips. The figure wears an orange turban with a peacock feather, a jeweled crown, and orange dhoti-style drapery over a green-and-gold cloth. It is adorned with red roses, white flowers, purple blossoms and a jeweled necklace, and is framed by ornate golden metalwork. A dark stone carving and green foliage appear behind.2010-09-03A metallic deity murti of Krishna stands on a gilded ornate stand, playing a silver flute held to its lips. It wears a peacock feather in a jewelled crown, an orange turban-like headpiece, pearl and jewelled earrings, and layered gold necklaces. Garlands of red roses, white flowers and purple blooms drape its shoulders and chest, with a green-and-gold silk cloth and orange drapery at the waist. Carved gilt scrollwork frames the figure against a dark stone wall and blurred green foliage.2010-09-03Close photo of a silver Krishna deity murti decorated for worship. The murti wears an orange and gold turban with a peacock feather, pearl and red-stone jewelled earrings, a red bindi, and layered jewelled necklaces. It holds a silver flute to its lips with one hand, and the arm is adorned with a jewelled bangle. Dense red roses, pink petals and white jasmine garlands surround the figure against an orange cloth backdrop.2010-09-02September 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copiesSeptember 03 20102010-09-03 +1 copies