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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.

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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.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.2011-02-28A 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.2010-10-04April 24 20122012-04-24A 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.2011-02-28April 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 copiesOctober 04 20102010-10-04February 02 20132013-02-02A 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.2011-02-28A 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.2011-02-28Outdoor garden scene at dawn or dusk with two grey stone sculptures of standing male figures in ornate carved clothing, belts and armbands. The left figure holds a small cup or bowl in one hand and a bowl-like object in the other, with an elaborate topknot. The right figure holds a long-handled implement or staff resting on his shoulder. Palm trees, green shrubs and a low concrete wall surround them, with the sun glowing behind the right statue. These are statues, not living people.2010-12-28