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A dark grey stone statue of a standing male figure with hands pressed together in añjali mudra at the chest, set on a square plinth outdoors among green shrubs, a tree and dry earth. The figure wears a carved necklace, armbands, bangles, a beaded or ribboned waist sash, and an ornate drape at the hips, and holds an axe-like tool resting over one shoulder. Flower petals lie on the base at its feet.

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A dark grey stone statue of a standing figure with palms pressed together in anjali mudra at the chest. The figure wears a beaded necklace, bangles, a waist sash with ornamented panel, and holds a long-handled axe or staff over the shoulder. The statue stands on a square plinth outdoors among green trees and dry ground, with a grey block wall at right. The figure is a sculpted devotee-type statue, not a living person, so no candidate is shown in person.2011-02-28A dark grey stone statue of a standing figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra at the chest, set on a tiered stone pedestal outdoors among palm trees and bare earth. The figure wears a carved necklace, armbands, a belt and a draped lower garment with patterned borders. Its hair is arranged in side buns.2011-02-28April 24 20122012-04-24A large dark grey stone statue of a standing male deity figure stands outdoors among palm fronds and green trees under an overcast sky. The figure has a rounded head with a tilak-like mark on the forehead, curled hair, and wears layered beaded necklaces, beaded armlets and a rope-like sash at the waist. The right hand grips a tall spear or staff with a pointed top, and the left hand rests on the hip. The statue is a deity murti rather than a living person.2010-10-05 +1 copiesA dark grey carved stone statue of a female figure stands outdoors among palm fronds and green foliage. She wears a headband, a flower in her hair, a layered necklace, arm bands and a decorated waist girdle over a patterned skirt, with her hands folded at her waist. A partial second statue is visible at the right edge.2010-10-04February 02 20132013-02-02A dark grey stone statue of a standing deity figure stands on a stepped pedestal in an outdoor garden with trees and palms behind. The figure has a raised right hand in abhaya-like gesture and holds a small object in the left hand, wears a decorated girdle and a beaded necklace, and has braided hair falling at the sides. Another large stone statue stands partly visible at the left and right edges. The figure is an unpainted stone murti, not a living person.2011-02-28A large dark grey stone statue of a standing deity figure stands outdoors among palm and casuarina trees in soft sunlight. The figure holds a tall spear-like staff upright in its left hand, wears a beaded necklace, arm bands, a sacred thread across the chest, and a waist cloth with a decorative pouch. It stands on a tiered stone pedestal. A second stone figure is partly visible at the right edge. Faint red offering marks lie at the feet. No living people are present.2011-02-28October 04 20102010-10-04April 24 20122012-04-24A standing dark grey stone statue of a male figure, shown as a sculpture outdoors on a carved rectangular plinth with scrolling wave-pattern relief. The figure wears a headband, large round earrings, a beaded necklace, bangles and a short dhoti-style lower garment, holding a tall staff upright with one hand while the other rests on the hip. Behind it are a red brick wall, wire fencing, a tree trunk and dry grass with fallen leaves. No physical people are present; the statue is a depiction of a deity or sage figure in deity murti form.2011-02-28A dark grey stone statue of a standing deity figure with a topknot, bare-chested and wearing a carved necklace, belt and anklets, holding a cup-shaped vessel in its raised right hand and a rectangular object in its left. The statue stands on a square plinth in an outdoor garden with palm trees, shrubs and bare earth behind it. A small flower lies at its feet. The statue is a sculpture, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.2011-02-28