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A dark stone lingam sits beneath a five-hooded cobra hood carved in relief, set within a shrine niche. Red rose garlands and yellow marigold garlands drape around its base and sides, with a sprig of green leaves tucked along the top. A single oil lamp flame burns in the central basin of the lingam, and the stone is wet and glossy. No people are visible in the frame.

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