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A large dark stone murti of a four-armed standing deity, adorned with long garlands of yellow and red marigolds interwoven with green leaves draped over both shoulders. The figure wears a tall cylindrical crown, a broad ornamental collar, a jewelled waist belt and armlets. Its upper hands hold a discus and a conch, while the lower hands rest in abhaya and varada poses. Behind it, a gilded arch carved with mythical animals frames the statue outdoors under trees. The murti is a statue, not a living person.

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February 05 20152015-02-05 +1 copiesFebruary 05 20152015-02-05February 05 20152015-02-05 +1 copiesPhoto 11692697February 05 20152015-02-05 +1 copiesFebruary 05 20152015-02-05 +1 copiesPhoto 11692688February 07 20152015-02-07Photo 11692695 +1 copiesA dark stone statue of a four-armed deity murti stands in front of an ornate gilded arch with carved scrollwork and foliage behind it. The figure wears a tall cylindrical crown, a broad carved necklace and a sacred thread, and carries a discus in one upper hand and a conch in the other. Both lower hands are open or relaxed. Thick garlands of yellow marigolds with red blooms and green leaves drape over both shoulders. No physical people are visible in the scene.2015-02-05Photo 11692696 +1 copiesFebruary 05 20152015-02-05