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A black stone murti of a seated sannyasi-style figure, adorned for worship. The statue wears an orange-saffron turban with a jeweled ornament and a bright orange-gold cloth draped over the body. Multiple long rudraksha malas hang across the chest, with a small ornate pendant. Red roses, white and yellow garlands and green leaves surround the figure. Its raised right hand holds a trident-like emblem and a ritual object with a red-dotted tip rests at the left, beside a carved black stone ornament. A green cloth backdrop and foliage lie behind. Because this is a statue rather than a living person, no one is physically present.

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A close-up photograph of a black stone statue of a figure wearing an orange turban with a silver ornament, a red tilak on the forehead and gold eye markings. The statue wears layered brown rudraksha malas, a gold-and-silver pendant, and an orange-gold cloth draped over the chest. It holds a trident-like staff and a small drum-like object, and is garlanded with red roses, yellow and white flowers and green leaves. A green embroidered cloth and foliage form the background. Statue only, no living people visible.2013-09-26A black stone statue of a standing figure wearing an orange turban with a silver ornament and red bindi, an orange-gold silk garment, and multiple brown rudraksha malas around the neck. Garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses and white flowers hang from the arms, and the background is green sparkling fabric with a silver-framed edge at left. The figure is a statue, not a physical person, and no one is present in the scene.2013-09-26Close view of a black stone deity murti. Red and white rose garlands hang over the shoulders, and layers of brown rudraksha malas cover the chest along with circular pendants and a jewelled gold ornament. The figure wears an orange cloth, and a trident-like carved arm element appears at the left. Background shows an orange and white draped canopy, gold trim and green foliage. No physical people are visible.2013-09-25September 29 20132013-09-29September 26 20132013-09-26 +1 copiesA dark stone statue of a deity murti dominates the frame, adorned with yellow and red marigold and rose garlands, white flower strands, and multiple rudraksha malas across the chest. The head wears an orange and maroon turban with a red bindi, and the statue wears a teal and gold-bordered silk garment. Raised hands hold ritual objects, and a green gold-patterned cloth forms the backdrop. No physical people are visible; the figure is a sculpted statue, so a person is none.2013-09-30A black stone statue of a multi-armed figure, shown as a sculpted murti rather than a living person, stands outdoors among green trees beside a carved white stone arch. The figure wears a red headcloth and a red draped garment, a dark rudraksha mala hangs across the chest, and a red tilak marks the forehead. Garlands of yellow and purple flowers are draped over the upper arms and body. One hand holds a small drum-like object and another is raised in a blessing gesture. The scene is bright and sunny.2011-01-28September 30 20132013-09-30July 22 20102010-07-22A dark stone or metal murti of a deity with multiple arms stands outdoors against green foliage. The figure wears a red cloth draped over the torso and a red headwrap, with a red tilak on the forehead. Long garlands of yellow and purple flowers hang from the shoulders, and a rudraksha mala of dark beads hangs at the chest. One hand holds a trident-like staff raised high, another holds a small drum-like object, and other hands are in mudra poses. A white carved arch frames the right side of the image.2011-01-28A dark stone statue of a deity murti wearing a striped green-and-gold cloth headwear, a red-and-white tilak mark on the forehead, and an orange saffron cloth draped over the shoulders. Garlands of red roses and yellow marigolds hang around the neck and shoulders, with a brown rudraksha-style mala beneath. Carved stone elements and green leaves appear in the background outdoors.2010-07-08February 10 20122012-02-10