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A two-panel collage of close-up photographs of two gilded metal deity murtis with reflective golden faces, painted red lips and dark eyebrows. The left murti wears an orange turban-like head covering, a green garment at the top, layered gold and jewelled collar ornaments, and holds a golden weapon-like object. The right murti wears an intricate jewelled headpiece, large earrings, a nose ring, a dense multi-strand necklace of white and gold beads, and a gold armlet. Red and green floral garlands surround both figures. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues.

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