A dark grey stone sculpture of a deity stands against a red brick wall. The figure has a tall conical crown, ornate necklaces and armlets, and holds its palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Behind the head rises a carved multi-hooded serpent hood, and the body rests on coiled serpent coils with scale patterns. No people are visible; this is a statue photographed outdoors. - Nithyanandapedia

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A dark grey stone sculpture of a deity stands against a red brick wall. The figure has a tall conical crown, ornate necklaces and armlets, and holds its palms pressed together in anjali mudra. Behind the head rises a carved multi-hooded serpent hood, and the body rests on coiled serpent coils with scale patterns. No people are visible; this is a statue photographed outdoors.

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A dark grey stone statue of a female figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra, wearing an elaborate tall crown, layered necklace and armbands. A multi-hooded cobra canopy with carved scales rises behind her head, and the figure stands atop a tiered base carved with scale patterns, set against a red brick wall. The statue is a deity murti in a temple-style garden setting; no people are visible.

A dark grey stone statue of a female figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra, standing on a coiled serpent body with scale patterns. A multi-hooded cobra canopy with carved scales rises behind her head, and she wears a tall ornate crown, a layered necklace and armlets. The statue stands on a grey stone plinth in front of a red brick wall.

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A dark grey stone statue of a female figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra, standing on coiled serpent body with a multi-hooded cobra canopy overhead. The figure wears a tall ornate crown, beaded necklace and armbands carved in fine detail. The statue stands on a grey stone pedestal in front of a red brick wall. No living people are visible.

A dark grey carved stone statue stands on a granite pedestal in front of a red brick wall. It depicts a figure with hands joined in anjali mudra at the chest, wearing a tall crown and ornate necklace, emerging from a coiled serpent body with a large hooded cobra canopy overhead. A diagonal tail of the snake curls down the base. No people are visible; the figure is a statue depicting a deity or naga form.

A dark grey carved stone statue of a deity in a praying pose stands before a red brick wall on a sandy ground. The figure has palms pressed together at the chest, wears a tall pointed crown, earrings, a layered necklace, armbands and bangles, and a decorated waist cloth. Behind the head rises a five-hooded cobra canopy, and the figure is seated on coiled serpent bodies, with a serpent tail curling down the base. It is a deity murti depicted as a stone sculpture, not a person.

A dark grey stone statue of a female deity in anjali mudra with palms pressed together at the chest, standing on coiled serpent body beneath a raised multi-hooded cobra canopy with decorated scale patterns. The figure wears a tall crown, ornate necklace and armlets. It stands on a plain grey stone plinth in front of a red brick wall, with dirt ground and a partial second statue visible at the right edge. No people are present.

A dark grey stone sculpture stands on a stepped plinth in front of a red brick wall, on bare reddish earth. It depicts a seated figure with hands in anjali mudra (palms pressed together at the chest), wearing a tall ornate crown, a broad necklace and armlets, with a multi-hooded cobra hood rising behind the head and a coiled serpent body beneath. This is a deity murti (stone sculpture), not a living person. No people are present in the scene.

A grey stone statue of a seated figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra, wearing a tall conical crown and necklaces, with a multi-hooded cobra hood rising behind its head and a coiled serpent body beneath it, standing on a stepped stone pedestal against a red brick wall outdoors on dirt ground. A partial second statue of similar design is visible at the right edge. No living people are present.

A dark grey stone sculpture of a female figure in a praying pose with palms pressed together at the chest. She wears a tall conical crown and layered necklaces and bangles, and her lower body coils into a serpent's tail wrapped around a square stone plinth. A large hooded serpent hood rises above her head, carved with scale patterns. The statue stands outdoors in front of a red brick wall on reddish earth, and a partial second stone figure with a raised hand appears at the right edge. This is a naga deity murti, not a living person.

A dark grey stone statue of a female serpent deity stands on a pale grey plinth against a red brick wall. The figure has hands pressed together in anjali mudra at chest height, a tall conical crown, and a multi-hooded cobra canopy rising behind the head. Its lower body is coiled in tiered serpent coils carved with scale patterns, with the tail trailing down the base. No people are visible; the statue is a naga deity murti.

A grey stone statue of a seated deity with hands in anjali mudra (palms pressed together) rests on a coiled serpent body, with a multi-hooded naga canopy rising behind the head. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a broad collar necklace and armlets, and is set on a stepped stone pedestal carved with lotus-petal motifs. Behind it is a red brick wall and dry ground. The statue is a deity murti, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.