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A polished metal deity murti. The figure has four arms; the upper hands hold tall lotus-bud staffs or sceptres, the lower hands make abhaya and varada-like gestures, and one hand holds a small object. The face is serene with a tilak, and the head wears an ornate crown with a tiered finial. Ornate necklaces, armlets, bangles and a jewelled waistband decorate the body. The base is a layered lotus pedestal with petal motifs. No physical people are visible. A small blue-and-white bird emblem appears in the top-left corner.

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