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A dark bronze murti of a four-armed deity stands on a footed pedestal beside a glass surface, with a large flame-like arch behind the head. It holds a trident in one hand and a small object in another, and carries white and red flower garlands. A second bronze figure with garlands is partly visible at the left edge. Behind them hang gold-patterned curtains. No people are visible.

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July 07 20082008-07-07A dark bronze Ganesha murti with an elephant head stands on a tiered pedestal, framed by a radiating flame-like halo. Small white flowers and a dried yellowish offering leaf are placed on its body and base. A smaller bronze deity figure with garlands and red flowers sits at the left edge on a glass table, in front of pale floral-patterned curtains. No people are visible.2008-07-07A dark bronze statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha sits cross-legged on a lotus pedestal, with a small mouse figure at its base. Its trunk curls toward the left, and it holds a noose and a goad in its upper hands. A garland of pale, curled wood shavings with gold thread hangs across its body. Two red glass vases with gold rims and white flowers with green fern stand on either side, and small terracotta Ganesha figures sit in the foreground. No people are visible.2004-01-23 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a bronze-toned Shiva lingam on a yoni-style pedestal, sheltered beneath a multi-hooded cobra (naga) canopy with a small figure on top. A white flower garland and a dried leaf lie at the left, beside a dark bronze deity figure. No people are visible; the background is blurred cream and brown drapery.2008-07-07July 07 20082008-07-07A close photograph of a dark bronze or metal sculpture of a deity family group seated together. On the left, a four-armed deity holds a trident and raises a hand, with a serpent coiled on the arm and a bracelet at the wrist. In the centre sits Ganesha with an elephant head, a crown, a potbelly and a bead garland, his hand resting on a modaka sweet. On the right a female deity with a crown and ornate jewellery sits beside him. A rudraksha-type orange bead garland drapes across the figures. The background is a plain pale wall and a wooden surface. No living people are visible.2008-07-11August 10 20112011-08-10Close-up photograph of a silver-toned metal statue of Shiva and Parvati seated together on a rocky base. The deity on the left has a third eye on the forehead, a raised hand holding a trident-like implement, and a crescent ornament in the matted hair; the goddess on the right wears an ornate crown, embossed patterned garments and bangles. A string of orange-red rudraksha beads drapes across the figures. The background is a dim wall and a dark wooden surface.2008-07-11A polished silver-toned statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha in a dynamic dancing pose, standing on one leg atop a lotus-shaped pedestal. Ornate jeweled crown with red and white stones, red-and-gold jeweled earrings, a gold beaded necklace, and a serpent wrapped around the waist. Multiple arms hold a modak sweet, an axe-like object and other ritual items. Marigold and yellow flowers lie at the base of the figure against a deep red velvet backdrop. No people are visible.Making Of Sacred Arts UniversityOctober 02 20142014-10-02A photograph of a polished silver murti of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha in a dynamic dancing pose, standing on one leg on a tiered lotus-shaped pedestal in front of a rust-coloured velvet backdrop. The figure wears an ornate crown set with jewels and multiple arms holding objects including a modak bowl, an axe-like implement and a serpent. Red gem-studded ornaments decorate the ears, and a small yellow and orange flower offering rests at the base. A small mouse figure sits at the lower right of the pedestal. No people are visible. +1 copies