Skip to content
A golden statue of a seated or standing male figure, bare-chested with a dark wrapped lower garment, receives a liquid pour from a brass or gold vessel held by a hand entering from the upper left, as an abhishekam ritual. The golden figure has a raised right hand in abhaya mudra and a left hand open at its side, and a bangle is visible on one wrist. Water or milk runs down over the head, chest and shoulders. The background is a deep red velvet curtain. No physical person's face is visible apart from the pouring hand; the figure is a statue, so it is not counted as a person.