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Close-up of a hand with thin gold bangles applying white powder. The statue's head is coated in white powder and topped with a pink flower, with a red tilak mark visible on its brow. A dark stone carving and a red railing sit blurred in the background. No physical people are fully visible beyond the arm; the statue is a murti with no clear identity of a living person.

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December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19A devotee's hand, wearing silver bangles, pours a liquid from a white vessel over a gilded statue of a bare-chested male figure with swept-back hair and a raised right hand in blessing posture. The golden statue is shiny with dripping liquid, indicating abhishekam. Behind it sits a dark stone carving of a deity with multiple arms and yellow flower garlands, and a carved stone pillar with a lion motif stands in the background. A red wall and iron railings frame the outdoor temple setting. The statue is a depiction, not a physical person, so the scene contains one visible human hand only.2010-12-14December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19A gold-coloured statue of a standing male figure, bare-chested with a yellow-gold dhoti, has its raised right hand in blessing pose and a smiling face. A bangled human hand pours white powder. The setting is a temple-like space with dark stone architecture and orange walls in the background. The statue is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are counted. The statue's identity cannot be confirmed from its appearance, and no printed name is visible on it.2010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copies