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Close view of a black stone Shivalinga decorated for worship. Brass or gold-toned bands with embossed scale and floral patterns encircle the base and upper section, and three horizontal white stripes with a central red-and-gold bindu mark the front. A rudraksha mala hangs over the linga. It is framed by garlands of white and yellow chrysanthemums and purple flowers. At the upper left, a partially visible arm in a brown garment holds an oil lamp, and a brass lamp and hanging chain appear at the right edge against a dark purple cloth backdrop. No people are fully visible in the scene apart from that arm.

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