Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
March 10 2015

More like this

Open the gallery
April 04 20152015-04-04March 10 20152015-03-10February 27 20152015-02-27April 03 20152015-04-03Photo 11728754 +2 copiesMay 14 20152015-05-14Three gilded metal murti figures seated side by side on a blue draped platform before a green silk backdrop framed by an ornate gold arch. The central deity murti wears a tall gold and red crown, a gold necklace and a red and blue sash, with one hand raised in abhaya mudra and the other holding a trident-like staff. The figures on either side wear layered gold necklaces, red and orange silk garments and ornate crowns, one holding a staff topped with a small cross-like emblem. No physical people are visible.2015-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 24 20152015-02-24May 14 20152015-05-14March 03 20152015-03-03 +2 copiesThree metal deity murtis are seated side by side on a raised platform before a green silk backdrop within a gilded arch. The central figure wears a tall gold crown with red and green gems and a red band marked with a tripundra, a blue embroidered blouse, a blue skirt and layered gold waist ornaments, and holds a trident-like staff and a drum-like object. The figure on the left wears a maroon and gold turban, a multi-strand gold necklace and maroon cloth. The figure on the right wears a red and white embroidered crown, a maroon garment and a large gold necklace. A golden shawl drapes over the central figure's shoulders. No living people are visible.2015-02-19Three golden murti statues seated side by side on a decorated platform against red and blue draped cloth. The central figure wears a tall gold and jewelled crown, a long orange garment, layered white and green stone necklaces, and a leopard-print cloth behind him, holding a trident-like staff in each raised hand. The figure on the left wears an orange-brown turban, rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and a saffron-toned robe. The figure on the right wears a gold crown with a red stone, a maroon garment, white jewelled necklaces and a rudraksha mala. These are statues, not physical people, shown as deity murti in a temple setting.2014-01-12