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A close-up photograph of a gilded brass statue of the goddess Saraswati, seated and playing a long stringed veena held across her body. She wears an ornate crown, layered necklaces and armlets, and a bird perches on her raised left hand. Behind the statue, slightly out of focus, two women are seated near a red curtain, one smiling. The statue is the clear main subject, with intricate engraved detail on the metalwork.

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December 10 20112011-12-10Close-up photograph of a gold-toned brass statue of the goddess Saraswati seated on a lotus-like base, playing a veena held across her body. She wears an ornate crown, layered necklaces and armbands, and a small bird perches on one raised hand at left. Behind the statue, blurred figures in orange and white clothing sit near red curtains in a plain room with a wall bracket and shelves. The statue is the sharp focal point.2011-12-10A close photograph of a polished brass statue of the goddess Saraswati seated with a veena, a stringed instrument, resting across her lap. She wears an ornate crown with a fan-shaped back, layered necklaces and jewelled armlets, and a small bird perches on a raised hand at the left. Behind the statue, out of focus, a woman in white and another person in a red garment sit near a pink curtain. The brass sculpture dominates the frame in warm golden tones.2011-12-10Close-up photograph of a gilded brass murti of the goddess Saraswati, with an ornate crown, detailed layered necklaces and ornaments, and a veena (stringed instrument) in the lower right foreground. The metal shows warm golden-brown tones against a blurred red background. No people are visible.2011-12-10A polished brass or bronze statue of the goddess Saraswati seated in lalitasana on a lotus pedestal against a blue cloth backdrop. She has four arms: one hand holds a rudraksha or prayer mala, another plays a veena held across her body, and the others hold a lotus bud and a book. She wears an ornate crown, heavy necklaces and bangles, and her pedestal has carved lotus petals. The image is a deity murti, not a living person.2006-08-28A polished gold-toned metal murti of the goddess Saraswati seated cross-legged on a lotus pedestal against a black background. She wears an ornate crown and jewelled necklaces, plays a veena held across her body with one hand, holds a mala of beads in another hand and a book in a third. The sculpture is a deity murti with no living people present. +2 copiesDecember 10 20112011-12-10A polished silver-toned metal statue of the goddess Saraswati seated cross-legged on a lotus pedestal against a blue cloth backdrop. She has four arms: one hand holds a rudraksha-style mala, another plays a long veena held across her body, and another holds a book. She wears an ornate crown, layered necklaces and bangles, and a decorated waist band. The tiered lotus base is engraved with petal designs. No people are present, and the statue is a deity murti rather than a living person.2006-08-28 +1 copiesAugust 22 20062006-08-22Making Of Sacred Arts University +2 copiesAugust 20 20062006-08-20August 20 20062006-08-20