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A dark-faced murti of a deity, shown as a figure seated with multiple gold arms raised in mudras, adorned with a heavy jewelled breastplate of white pearls, red and blue stones and gold filigree, a red and gold silk drape over one shoulder, a red turban, and a blue silk cloth below. Ornate silver and gold carvings frame the left side against a deep red curtain. No physical people are visible; this is a statue in a temple setting, consistent with a deity murti used in a ritual decorating context.

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Photo 82834472021-12-19December 28 20152015-12-28November 30 20172017-11-30March 10 20152015-03-10February 02 20152015-02-02December 23 20162016-12-23Photo 11693899 +1 copiesA black stone murti of Venkateshwara (Vishnu form) stands in a gold-framed arched shrine niche with a sparkling yellow backdrop. The deity wears a silver crown with jewelled patterns, a tall pointed crown finial, a white Vaishnava urdhva pundra tilak on the forehead, and a red kumkum mark. He is adorned with layered gold coin necklaces, blue and white jewelled garlands, a large oval gemstone pendant, and a gold-and-pink silk garment with a green cloth draped at the side. Red roses decorate the shoulders and base, and gold filigree chains hang from the raised arms. No people are visible.2022-03-12December 05 20172017-12-05March 11 20152015-03-11Photo 82857972022-06-19 +1 copiesJanuary 08 20172017-01-08 +1 copies