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Photograph of a temple shrine with two large metal deity murtis standing before a gold-framed arched throne with a white cloth backdrop. Both figures wear heavy garlands of red and white flowers and ornate jewelry; the figure on the left holds a trident and wears a white fan-shaped crown, while the figure on the right wears a silver crown and holds a lotus-like object. Green banana leaves, pink and yellow flowers, and small offering papers sit at the base. Smaller gold-framed shrines with garlanded idols appear at the upper left and right, and a small figure stands at the lower right. No physical people are visible.

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April 20 20112011-04-20A photograph of two ornate metal murti statues seated side by side in front of a gold-framed arch with a silver patterned fabric backdrop. The statue on the left has a gold face, a white and gold headdress with red and white jewelled ornaments, and a jewelled necklace; it wears garlands of red carnations and white flowers. The statue on the right wears a tall jewelled crown and holds a trident-like staff and a small ornamental vessel, also draped in red and white garlands. Brass lamps and flower arrangements appear in the background. No living people are visible.2011-04-20Night view of a golden arched shrine framing two standing deity murtis dressed in jeweled, sequined costumes and crowns, with a green silk backdrop. In front, two silver-brass kalasha pots are wrapped with garlands of yellow marigolds and red roses, topped with mango leaves and a brass lamp or vessel. The scene appears to be a festival or puja decoration; no people are visible.2013-10-15Two metal deity murtis stand in a gilded arched shrine, heavily decorated with white and red roses, yellow marigold garlands and green leaves. The murti on the left wears a tall jewelled crown, a multi-strand jewelled necklace, and raises one hand in blessing; the murti on the right wears a tall crown and layered silver-toned jewellery. Both stand on flower-covered pedestals, with a green and gold draped backdrop behind them. The scene shows deity murtis, not living people, and no person is visible.2013-10-15Photograph of a pair of metal deity murtis seated on a blue silk-draped platform before an ornate gold arched backdrop with orange cloth. The murti on the left wears a jewelled crown, a white dhoti, a red and silver necklace, garlands of white flowers with red roses, and holds a trident and a drum-like instrument. The murti on the right wears a jewelled headdress, a green and red sari with gold border, a long braid and white jasmine garlands with red flowers. Both are decorated with flower garlands and ornaments, and purple cloth lies at their base.2009-05-22A temple shrine interior with gilded arched niches framing several deity murtis. At the centre, two seated deity murtis wear red and white flower garlands, with a multicoloured canopy umbrella above and a gold-framed throne behind them. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and banana leaves, flowers, and offering trays sit on the floor in front. Other murtis in gold and purple garments and garlands appear in side niches, and a framed portrait hangs high on the back wall. No people are visible.2011-04-20April 20 20112011-04-20April 20 20112011-04-20March 03 20112011-03-03August 22 20172017-08-22September 05 20172017-09-05 +1 copiesClose view of two deity murtis (golden metal images) seated side by side on a gold throne, adorned for worship. The figure on the left wears a tall black crown with jeweled ornaments and a red stone, a green garment, layered gold necklaces, and rudraksha-style beads, its right hand raised in abhaya mudra. The figure on the right wears a black crown with jeweled head ornaments, elaborate crystal necklaces and earrings, and a red silk garment, holding a small ceremonial object. Both are surrounded by abundant red roses, white flowers and purple blossoms as garlands. The ornate gold backdrop and floral arrangements indicate a temple decoration or puja setting. No living people are visible.2013-09-30