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A silver metal deity murti stands on a red pedestal in a temple shrine, draped in an orange sari-like cloth with gold border. It wears a tall crown, a diamond-style necklace and bracelets, and holds a small object in one raised hand. An ornate silver arched prabhavali frame with carved makara-style designs stands behind it, with a purple silk backdrop and a yellow cloth to the left. Scattered yellow turmeric or kumkum powder lies on the pedestal. No living people are visible, and the figure is a statue, not a person.

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December 16 20102010-12-16December 18 20102010-12-18February 10 20122012-02-10December 18 20102010-12-18December 18 20102010-12-18May 15 20132013-05-15A photograph of a standing bronze deity murti in a richly carved gilt-bronze arched prabhavali backdrop with lion-like supports at the base. The murti wears a yellow sheer draped garment with gold border, layered jewelled necklaces with red and green stones, rudraksha beads, a tall crown-like headdress and a red bindi. One hand holds a raised object and the other hangs at the side.2011-08-02A golden metal deity murti stands in an ornate golden arched shrine. The figure wears a red draped cloth, layered garlands of multicoloured beads and gold chains, a red tilak mark on the forehead and a tall crown. It holds a small object in one raised hand. Behind it hang gold and white beaded decorations and red fabric, and yellow marigold garlands frame the right edge. The setting suggests a temple altar during a pada puja offering.2013-04-05 +1 copiesMarch 07 20132013-03-07A gilded metal statue of a standing deity murti, dressed in a red silk sari-like drape, stands on a gold pedestal before an ornate golden arch with carved foliage and rearing makara-like figures. The figure wears a tall crown, a large jewelled pendant, layered pearl and bead necklaces, and a long rudraksha-style bead mala; one hand holds a small object at chest level. Behind it are carved metal panels and a grey stone pillar, and a red satin cloth covers the altar in front. No people are visible.2012-05-13August 21 20112011-08-21June 27 20132013-06-27 +1 copies