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Two gilded murti statues of a deity couple sit side by side against a deep red velvet drape within a golden arch. The figure on the left, with a raised palm and a golden trident, wears a purple and orange turban, red and white garments, a white ceremonial shawl, gold necklaces and a rudraksha-style pendant garland. The figure on the right holds a small golden object, wears a black and gold crown, orange and gold sari, layered gold necklaces and jhumka earrings. Both are garlanded with red, yellow and pink flower strings. Photo shows statues, not living people.

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June 15 20092009-06-15December 06 20092009-12-06A photograph of two metal murti statues seated side by side before an orange and gold draped backdrop with a gilded arch. The left figure, a male deity form, has a red turban with a jewelled crown, a trident held in one hand, and a rudraksha mala with gold ornaments; the right figure wears a red sari, a jewelled crown and a red-and-white floral garland. Both are adorned with yellow and green marigold garlands and red roses. These are statues, not living people, and no a person candidate is physically present.2011-07-26December 31 20102010-12-31June 15 20162016-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15June 18 20092009-06-18October 26 20162016-10-26 +1 copiesA gilded deity murti pair framed in an ornate golden arch against red drapery. The central male figure wears an orange turban-style crown with silver ornaments and a crescent, holds a damaru drum and a trident, and is adorned with layered silver necklaces and a red garment. Beside him, the female figure wears a black hair crown with jewelled pieces, heavy multi-strand necklaces, a green and red sari and elaborate earrings. Yellow and purple flower garlands hang from the arms and frame. No physical people are present; these are statues shown in a temple shrine.2010-02-03May 01 20132013-05-01A photograph of two gilded processional murti figures on a festival platform, a male deity on the left and a female deity on the right. The male figure wears an orange turban and a crown-like headdress, holds a golden trident and a golden ritual staff, and is adorned with layered jewelled necklaces, a white and gold sash and a jewelled armlet. The female figure wears a jewelled crown, a green and orange skirt and layered gold necklaces, with a red bindi, and holds a golden lamp-like object. Both are draped in yellow, red and white flower garlands in front of a deep red curtain and carved stone wall. These are statues, not living people.2007-12-22