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A photograph of a large, brightly painted cloth banner depicting the multi-armed goddess Durga seated on a lion, holding weapons including a trident, a sword, a mace and a discus, with a crown and red-and-gold sari. A purple sheer fabric drapes across the lower frame, and pale pink hibiscus flowers rest against the painting. Ornate gold borders and sequins decorate the artwork. No physical people are visible; the only figures shown are painted deities and a small painted figure at the right edge.

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Close photo of a large printed textile backdrop showing a multi-armed goddess, identified by her many arms, trident, and lion mount, as a Durga-type deity murti. She wears a red sari with gold border, blue and white garlands, and a gold crown. A lion with a red tilak sits below her. Pale pink hibiscus flowers and a sheer purple veil are draped in the foreground. Smaller figures, including an elephant-headed deity at left, fill the surrounding panels. No people are visible.2021-06-18A close photograph of a painted textile depicting a multi-armed goddess in a red sari with a golden crown and a blue halo, holding weapons including a trident, an axe, a spear and a lotus-topped staff. She is seated beside a lion and bordered by gold embroidery and sequins. A white hibiscus flower with red stamens rests on the lower part of the cloth, and a sheer purple scarf drapes across the lower left. A second figure in green with a pink turban appears at the right edge. The cloth is a deity murti image rather than a living person.2021-07-04Close photograph of a large, brightly coloured painted textile or poster depicting a multi-armed goddess, Durga, in a red and gold sari with a golden crown, holding weapons including a trident, sword and bow, seated above a yellow-maned lion. Blue and green garlands and sequin embellishments decorate the artwork, and white hibiscus flowers with purple sheer fabric are placed in the foreground. Two smaller figures appear at the right edge: a woman in green and a man in a red turban. No physical people are visible in the scene.2021-06-25 +1 copiesClose photograph of a colourful printed cloth banner depicting a multi-armed goddess in Durga iconography, seated on a lion with a red sari, gold crown, blue halo and many garlands. She holds a trident, bow, arrow, lotus and other weapons. Smaller figures including Ganesha appear at the edges. A pale hibiscus-like flower and a sheer purple fabric rest across the lower part of the cloth. No physical people are visible.2021-06-30Close photograph of a richly printed textile hanging depicting a multi-armed goddess in a red sari with a golden crown, holding weapons and attributes including a trident, bow, mace and discus-like objects. A lion sits at her lower left and a ganesha-like elephant-headed figure appears at the left edge. The fabric is embellished with gold sequins and bordered in green and yellow, with a rust-coloured scarf draped across the right side bearing repeated Devanagari script. White hibiscus flowers rest on the fabric. No people are visible.2021-08-07Close-up photograph of a colourful painted or printed deity murti on a brown background, a multi-armed goddess in a gold crown with a blue halo, wearing red and pink draped garments, layered green-and-white garlands and gold jewellery. She holds weapons including a trident and arrows, and a lion with a yellow mane sits at the bottom. White hibiscus flowers and purple blossoms with purple tulle are placed in front of the image. No physical people are visible; the figures are all part of the printed image.2021-07-14KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 6/18/20212021-06-18A painted textile or poster depicting a multi-armed goddess Durga with a red sari, golden crown, and many arms holding a spear, bell and other weapons, standing on a lion. Gold sequin trim and green, blue and white beaded garlands decorate the figure. Pale pink hibiscus flowers and a purple net cloth are draped in front of the image, with a smaller companion figure in a green sari and red head covering at right. No physical people are visible.2021-07-09 +1 copiesKAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 8/20/20212021-08-20KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 6/19/20212021-06-19KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 8/16/20212021-08-16KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 7/11/20212021-07-11