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A photograph of a large dark wooden carved panel with a deity murti in relief, showing multiple arms and a crown-like headdress. The carving is set on a red cloth-draped base in front of a stand of potted plants, with small pink flowers and green fern fronds arranged at its foot. Wooden balusters and a marble floor are visible behind, with greenery at the right edge. No people are present.

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A tall, narrow carved wooden panel mounted on a white plastered wall beside a window and a dark doorway, with a black and white checkered floor at right. The panel shows two carved Ganesha figures with elephant heads, one above the other, each with multiple arms and raised hands, surrounded by carved foliage, small attendant figures and a carved animal at the base. No people are visible in the scene; the figures are carved relief deity murti.2006-11-10February 17 20082008-02-17June 13 20132013-06-13 +2 copiesMay 13 20132013-05-13April 14 20132013-04-14 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a carved stone relief of Ganesha on a granite pillar or wall. The elephant-headed deity is shown seated with a rounded pot-bellied body, holding objects in multiple raised hands and a trunk curled toward a sweet or offering. A crown-like headdress and ornamental arch frame the figure. Green leaves and a red cloth edge appear at the right, with a bright spot on the forehead. No people are visible.2009-10-17A dark carved stone relief of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated cross-legged on a plinth against a stone wall. The four-armed figure wears a crown and a beaded necklace, and is decorated with red kumkum dots on the forehead, arms and belly. White and red flowers are placed on the carving and at its base, and a decorative arch frames the figure. No people are visible.2013-05-13August 08 20092009-08-08May 12 20132013-05-12April 12 20132013-04-12 +1 copiesA dark stone relief of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated in a cross-legged pose with a large round belly. Red and yellow kumkum marks dot his forehead, arms, chest and lap, and fresh red flowers and green grass blades are placed against the carving. The carved frame has scroll-like arches above and decorative edges on both sides. A red cloth is visible at the left edge. No people are present in the scene.2013-06-29Lord Ganesha