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A bronze-coloured murti of Lord Shiva stands on a red velvet-draped pedestal before a dark maroon curtain and a large crescent moon backdrop. The deity wears an orange turban topped with white flowers, a trident rests against his shoulder, and he holds a rudraksha mala and a small cup in his hands. Layered gold and jewelled necklaces, garlands of white and yellow flowers, and a white dhoti with red border adorn the figure. A small bull-like carving stands to his left, and a kneeling dwarf figure holding a bowl overhead sits to his right. No living people are visible.

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October 14 20142014-10-14October 14 20142014-10-14October 14 20142014-10-14October 21 20142014-10-21November 04 20142014-11-04 +2 copiesOctober 20 20142014-10-20October 23 20142014-10-23November 13 20142014-11-13A large deity murti, a standing figure with multiple arms, dressed in rust-orange dhoti and a matching orange turban with a gold ornament. It wears layered gold necklaces, beaded rudraksha malas and jewelled chains, and holds a trident-like staff, a bowl and a sprig of greenery. A small attendant figure in orange dhoti balances a large bowl on its head beside it, and a bronze deer stands to the left. The statue sits on a blue velvet draped pedestal decorated with rudraksha beads and layered turquoise and gold necklaces, in front of a green curtain and two hanging brass bells. No physical people are visible.2014-11-09November 04 20142014-11-04October 14 20142014-10-14October 26 20142014-10-26