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A deity murti is seated within an elaborately decorated flower canopy shrine on a stage. The shrine is framed by thick garlands of red roses, white jasmine, yellow marigolds and green foliage, with a flower crown at the top. The central deity wears a silver crown and a green garment, with a large golden swan (hamsa) carved beside it. Two smaller attendant figures stand on either side, and a silver puja bowl sits in front on a red and orange silk cloth. No people are visible in the image.

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