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A dark stone relief of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated in a carved niche, with multiple arms holding flowers. Red kumkum dots mark the forehead and trunk, and yellow and white flowers, including plumeria blooms, are placed on the carving and at the base. No people are visible; the image shows a deity murti with floral offerings.

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May 18 20132013-05-18April 23 20132013-04-23 +2 copiesClose photograph of a dark stone relief of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated cross-legged, with four arms and a large trunk curling toward a sweet-filled hand. Vermilion and turmeric powder mark the forehead, trunk and hands, and two yellow marigold blossoms rest on the base at the feet. The carving sits in a stone wall niche with a bead-edged arch above. No people are visible.2013-07-10May 24 20132013-05-24A dark stone relief of Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, carved in a niche framed by ornate arches and scrollwork. The murti is smeared with red kumkum dots and has white and pink flowers placed at its hands and base, with a blade of grass laid across the trunk area. No people are visible; the photo shows only the sculpted deity against a grey stone wall with a red cloth at the left edge.2013-05-19July 11 20132013-07-11August 12 20132013-08-12A carved dark stone relief of the deity Ganesha, shown seated with a large elephant head, a red tilak or dot on the forehead and a tall crown, holding objects in several hands. The relief is smeared with yellow turmeric or kumkum powder and framed by bright yellow chrysanthemum garlands with red flowers along the left and right edges. A small coin rests at the base near a yellow flower. No people are visible; this is a photograph of a deity murti in a temple setting.2013-09-10May 07 20132013-05-07July 20 20132013-07-20June 29 20132013-06-29A dark carved stone relief of the deity Ganesha seated in a niche, with an elephant head, four arms, a tall crown-like headdress and a round belly. Red and yellow kumkum dots mark the forehead and body, and white and red flowers are placed on the pedestal and at the sides. The relief stands against a plain stone wall beside a red cloth edge.2013-05-13