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A photograph of a silver-coloured statue seated in a temple shrine, shown as a murti rather than a living person. The figure wears a red turban with gold and jewelled ornaments, a tilak on the forehead, a heavy layered silver necklace with coin-like pendants and red and green stones, a silver waist belt, and red and maroon dhoti-style cloth with gold border threads. Its right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and the left rests open on the knee. Behind it are a gold-and-blue embellished throne back, garlands, and other painted and gilded deity figures.

A silver-toned statue seated on a richly decorated golden throne in a temple shrine. The figure wears a red turban with a jewelled ornament, a black tilak on the forehead, layered silver and gold necklaces set with red and green stones, a jewelled waist belt, and a red and maroon dhoti with gold borders. One hand is raised in abhaya mudra and the other rests open on the knee. Blue and silver embellished cloth hangs behind the throne, with garlands and other deity figures visible in the background and a brass lamp at the right edge.

A seated metal statue in a temple setting, dressed in an orange and maroon draped garment with a gold-and-brown patterned border. The figure wears a red-orange turban-like head covering with a decorative gold crest, a rudraksha mala and a layered necklace of gold coins with a large ornate gold pendant. A silver jeweled belt and silver bangles adorn the figure. The right hand is raised in blessing and the left rests open on the lap. Behind it is an ornate throne with blue velvet panels, gold coin and bead embroidery, and silver-toned metalwork. Other decorated figures and brass items appear at the edges, and a small white sign with partial lettering is visible at right. No people are present; the figure is a statue.

A metallic silver-toned statue seated on a throne draped with orange-gold brocade, depicting a figure with a red turban, a vertical white-and-red forehead mark, and a maroon and gold brocade garment. Multiple rudraksha and pearl malas hang across the chest, with a large ornate pendant at the centre and a pearl-rimmed red disc below it. Gold-embellished floral backrest panels rise behind the figure, with gilded lion-like armrests and a purple and gold cloth draped at the upper right.

A golden-bronze statue of a seated figure on a richly ornamented gold-and-maroon throne with embroidered cushions and sequined backrests. The statue wears a maroon turban with a jeweled gold crown ornament, layered pearl and rudraksha malas, a gold necklace with a red and green gem pendant, a jeweled chest piece, and a maroon and gold-bordered dhoti draped over the legs. A leopard-print cloth is tucked at the waist, and the statue's right hand is raised in a blessing gesture. Behind it, other deity murtis in blue and red silk garments and ornaments are visible, along with a brass lamp stand on the left and a white sign with partial lettering on the right. No physical people are visible.

A silver-toned statue of a seated figure in a lotus-style cross-legged pose, raising one hand in blessing, dressed in a maroon and gold silk garment with a gold-bordered pink silk cloth spread beneath. The figure wears a maroon turban, layered gold necklaces with red and green stones, dark rudraksha beads, and a silver waist chain. Behind it is an ornate throne with gold filigree, blue and gold embroidered panels, and jewelled decoration, with other gold deity figures and a teal-clad statue visible at the edges. No living people are visible.

A seated metal statue of a man with a smiling face, silver-gold finish, and a red bindi on the forehead, sits on an ornate gold-toned throne with a backrest encrusted with pearl and bead garlands. The figure wears a yellow and maroon zari-bordered silk shawl draped over the shoulder and waist, an orange gold-brushed silk cloth spread over the seat, a yellow and red headdress with jewelled ornaments, a jewelled necklace, a large multi-coloured medallion on the chest, jewelled armbands and anklets. The right hand is raised in abhaya-style blessing. Behind the statue, other deity figures in blue and red garments with jewellery are partly visible.

A silver-toned statue of a seated figure in an ornate shrine, dressed in an orange-red garment with gold-bordered cloth wrapped over the shoulders and lap. The figure wears a red-and-gold crown set with green and red stones, a dark rudraksha mala with a jewelled gold necklace and a large gold pendant, and a gold coin belt. The raised right hand is in a blessing gesture, and the left hand rests open on the lap. The statue sits on a throne draped with blue and silver-embroidered fabric and green silk, with gilded decorative carvings and a mirror-like backdrop behind. The figure is a murti, not a living person.

A silver-toned statue of a seated male figure in a decorated shrine. The figure wears an orange dhoti with gold borders, a yellow shawl draped over the shoulder and arm, and a yellow-orange head covering. Layered jeweled necklaces, bangles and an anklet adorn the statue. It sits on a maroon cushion embroidered with gold, before a gilded throne with blue and silver-embellished trim. The figure is a murti, not a living person; the vertical mark on the forehead is visible. Behind it, gold ornaments and other decorations are visible.

A bronze-toned statue seated on a green cushion within an ornate gilded arch against a dark red drapery backdrop. The figure wears a red turban with a silver ornament, a red and maroon garment, a layered silver and blue-stone necklace, red beaded armlets and white bangles. Its right hand is raised in blessing, and it holds a yellow book. Beside it on a brass tray stands a framed photograph of a seated figure in a mountain setting, draped with red and white flower garlands. The scene is a statue display, with no physical people present.

A gilded, life-size statue of a seated figure in a red turban and red silk garments with a red-and-gold patterned shawl, wearing a large jewelled necklace, multiple layered pendant necklaces with blue and white stones, and red rudraksha bands on the upper arms. The statue raises its right hand in a blessing gesture and rests its left hand on a yellow box displaying small printed instructions about offering fragrant flowers. The seated figure is set against a dark background beside an ornately carved golden throne back. No physical people are present; the statue is a depiction, and its face and appearance do not establish an identity, so the a person field is set to unsure.

A golden-coloured statue of a seated male figure, shown as a murti rather than a living person, sits on an ornate throne with a tall gilded back covered in blue and silver-trimmed bands and gold coin decorations. The figure wears an orange-and-maroon ceremonial cloth with gold-patterned borders, a maroon head wrap with a jewelled crest, rudraksha beads, a long necklace of gold coins and a gold pendant, plus silver bracelets and an anklet. Its hands rest in a mudra-like pose. Behind the throne are draped teal, pink and blue silk cloths and a brass lamp at the left edge. Yellow decorated walls frame the setting.