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A small brass murti of a deity seated on a red wooden surface, with a finger raised to its lips. It wears a red and gold turban decorated with gold dots and a peacock feather, a white pearl necklace, and a golden fringed shawl draped over its shoulders. A purple cloth is blurred in the background. No people are visible.

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August 28 20112011-08-28A small golden metal murti of a deity seated on a red surface, with a peacock feather plume and a red jewelled headband with gold dots. It wears a golden fringed shawl, a long white pearl necklace and colourful beaded jewellery, and holds a flute to its lips with one hand. A purple cloth hangs at the left edge of the frame.2011-08-28 +1 copiesA small brass deity murti of a child figure seated on a red cloth. It wears a red cap with gold dots topped by a peacock feather, a white pearl necklace, a gold-fringed golden shawl and a pink cloth. The figure rests one hand near its face and holds a small pot-like object. A golden stick lies on the red surface, and the background is grey.2011-08-28 +1 copiesA gilded Krishna murti rests on red velvet cushions, decorated with a peacock feather crown, a red and gold patterned headpiece, white pearl necklaces, and a gold fringed shawl. The figure touches its finger to its lips in a pose of flute-playing stillness, with red and white tilak markings on the forehead. Yellow chrysanthemum flowers and red blooms surround the murti, and a pink and magenta cloth lies at its side. This is a photograph of a deity murti with no physical people visible.2011-08-22August 22 20112011-08-22Close-up of a gilded brass statue of Krishna, the deity murti, with a red and gold polka-dot cloth wrapped on its head. The face has a white and red tilak on the forehead, and the hand is raised to the lips in a gesture. It wears a long strand of white pearls, jewelled necklaces set with red and clear stones, and a shimmering gold garment. A red cloth lies in the background. No people are visible.2011-08-22A close photograph of a golden metal murti of baby Krishna seated on a brass pot or vessel against a blue satin cloth. The figure wears a yellow turban topped with a peacock feather and a jeweled crown, a yellow dhoti with gold zari border, and layered necklaces set with white, green and pink stones. Gold armlets and bangles adorn the arms, and a red stone is set on the cloth at the waist. One hand rests at the mouth, and a vertical tilak marks the forehead. Red flower petals lie scattered at the lower edge.2010-09-02A close photograph of a gilded metal murti of baby Krishna seated on a brass vessel, with the infant's hand raised to his mouth. He wears a yellow turban-style headdress topped by a peacock feather and a jeweled ornament with green, red and clear stones, plus a yellow cloth draped over the shoulders and a jeweled necklace and bangles. The murti rests on blue satin cloth with scattered red petals. The figure is a deity murti, not a person.2010-09-02A golden murti of the child deity Krishna sits on a bed of red and white flower petals on a turquoise and blue satin cloth. The figure wears a yellow dhoti and yellow turban, a jeweled crown with multicolored stones, a peacock feather rising from the crown, and a red flower tucked near the head. Ornate jeweled necklaces and armlets adorn the figure, and a brass bowl rests beside it. The figure's hand is raised near its face. The background is a blurred pink and red floral backdrop. No people are visible in the scene.2010-09-02 +1 copiesAugust 22 20112011-08-22A metal statue of Krishna playing a bamboo flute stands on a gold-tone lotus base, set within an ornate gilded arch decorated with peacock motifs and a crowning floral pediment. The murti wears a red and green turban with a peacock feather and a jewelled white crown, a heavy embellished necklace with green and red stones, and a yellow dhoti with purple and gold brocade border. A pink cloth draped behind the arch forms the backdrop, and at the right edge a sleeve of an orange-clad person is partially visible. The statue is displayed on a red table.September 02 20102010-09-02