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Test PicturesKailasa Paramparagatha Atal PeethamMay 29 20122012-05-29Lord GaneshaA painted marble statue of the deity Ganesha seated cross-legged on a pink lotus pedestal. The elephant-headed figure wears a gold crown with a peacock feather, a gold necklace and a red-and-gold garland, and has a green and gold shoulder cloth over yellow-gold dhoti. He holds a modak sweet in one hand, an axe and a rope in the others, and a marigold garland lies across his foot. A small painted mouse, his vahana, sits at the base beside marigold petals. Plain white background with a gilded frame edge at left.May 29 20122012-05-29Lord GaneshaA painted marble statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated cross-legged on a pink lotus base. The figure wears a gold crown with a peacock feather, gold jewellery, a green and gold shoulder covering and a yellow dhoti with silver trim. Its four hands hold an axe, a lotus stem, a sweet ball and make a blessing gesture. A small brown mouse with an orange garland sits at the base beside marigold petals.Lord GaneshaA painted devotional illustration of Shiva with blue-grey skin, matted tresses and a crescent moon, seated with a small Ganesha on his lap. Ganesha has an elephant head, a gold crown, pearl necklaces and a green and red cloth. Shiva holds a damaru drum on a trident with a garland, a snake coils around his arm and a white bull stands at his side. The background is a soft grey wash. No physical people are present, only deity murtis in the artwork.A painted marble statue of Lord Ganesha seated cross-legged on a pink lotus pedestal. The elephant-headed deity wears an ornate gold and red jeweled crown, a gold necklace, a green and gold shoulder cloth and a yellow dhoti. He holds a broken tusk, an axe, a modak sweet and a lotus-like object in his four hands, and a small brown mouse with a gold saddle sits at the base. The statue stands before a plain beige backdrop with a sliver of orange cloth at the left edge. No physical people are visible.Lord Ganesha