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November 19 2011

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November 18 20112011-11-18 +1 copiesOctober 06 20112011-10-06November 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesOctober 20 20112011-10-20August 31 20112011-08-31A black stone statue of a four-armed deity seated in a cross-legged posture on a rocky base carved with small figures. The figure wears a red turban and red draped cloth, a white and dark bead mala with a central pendant, and a long white and yellow marigold garland. One hand is raised in abhaya-like gesture while others hold a club-like object and a lotus-shaped item. No living people are visible.2011-12-01December 12 20112011-12-12 +1 copiesSeptember 28 20112011-09-28A dark stone statue of a seated sage, carved with a serene face and a small red tilak on the forehead, wears a red-orange turban and draped red-orange robe with gold-edged border. Multiple strands of rudraksha beads, some with gold-toned beads, hang across the chest and neck. Garlands of red roses and yellow and purple flowers frame the figure against a green and gold shimmering cloth backdrop. The raised right hand is in a blessing gesture, and the left hand holds a staff or rod, with a small purple flower resting near the lap. The statue is a murti, not a living person, and no people are present.2011-11-18A black stone deity murti of a four-armed form is seated against a green cloth with gold dots. It wears a green and gold headband with a red pendant, a multi-strand rudraksha and beaded necklace, red and gold garlands of marigold and rose petals over both shoulders, and red cloth draped on the body. Orange kumkum dots mark the palms. One hand holds a prayer beads mala and another a rod-like object. No people are visible.2013-07-02A large dark stone statue of a multi-armed deity seated cross-legged on a rocky pedestal, draped in orange-saffron cloth with a matching orange turban and red tilak. Layered rudraksha beads and a silver-toned multi-strand necklace with a central pendant adorn the chest, and red-and-yellow rose garlands hang from both shoulders. The upper hands hold a trident-like weapon and a drum, while the lower hands are in abhaya and a seated gesture. Carved relief figures decorate the base in front of a bright magenta cloth backdrop. This is a sculptural depiction, not a living person.2011-09-20October 15 20112011-10-15