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A bronze-toned standing statue in a gilded shrine niche with red velvet backdrop, wearing a teal and gold brocade dhoti and shawl, a jewelled turban with a peacock feather and white flower ornament, layered blue and purple jewelled necklaces with a lotus pendant, and heavy garlands of yellow and red roses. The right hand is raised in blessing while the left holds a turquoise bead mala. Below, a small ornate ornament and a seated figure in orange appear at the base. This is a statue, a depiction in a shrine, with no physical people present.

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