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A bronze or copper-alloy murti of a standing deity under an ornate arched kirtimukha-topped prabhavali frame, with carved pillars and a stepped rectangular base. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a Vaishnava-style urdhva pundra mark on the forehead, layered beaded necklaces and a long garland reaching the knees, with one hand raised to the crown and the other lowered in a gesture. The reddish-brown cloth background sets off the metalwork. No people are visible.

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A bronze or copper-toned statue of a standing deity murti under an ornate arched torana with carved makara-like finials and scrollwork. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a long garland and multiple beaded necklaces, with raised arms holding a discus and a conch-like object. The statue stands on a lotus-carved pedestal set on a rectangular base against a deep red fabric background.A bronze or copper-toned standing deity murti under an ornate arched kirtimukha-style frame with carved pillars and a scrolled crest. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a vertical white Vaishnava tilak on the forehead, a layered garland of beads that drapes to the feet, and holds a discus-like object in one raised hand, with the other hand in a blessing pose. It stands on a tiered lotus-petal pedestal over a stepped rectangular base set against a deep red velvet backdrop. No people are present.A bronze or copper-toned statue of a standing deity murti within an ornate arched frame, set on a rectangular base against a rust-orange velvet cloth. The figure has hands raised above the head holding a tall conical crown, wears layered beaded garlands, a broad necklace and bangles, and stands on a lotus-shaped pedestal. The arch is carved with scrolling foliage and makara-like heads at the top and sides. No people are visible.A bronze or copper-toned standing murti of a deity under an ornate arched frame with carved makara-like finials and scrollwork. The figure has a tall conical crown, a vertical Vaishnava tilak on the forehead, layered necklaces and an elaborate garment hanging in drapes to the ankles. Both arms are raised and hands held in gesture. The statue sits on a lotus-petal pedestal over a stepped base set against a red-brown textured cloth backdrop.A bronze or copper-toned statue of a standing deity murti within an arched ornamental frame with carved makara-like finials and pillars, set on a stepped lotus base and rectangular plinth. The standing figure wears a tall crown, a vertical Vaishnava-style tilak, layered garlands and necklaces, and a long draped garment, with both hands raised near the crown and one hand held out. The background is a deep red-orange cloth. A faint purple logo appears at the lower left. No people are visible.A bronze or copper-toned statue of a standing deity murti within an ornate arched frame on a rectangular base. The deity wears a tall conical crown with a vertical Vaishnava tilak on the forehead, hands raised to hold a shawl or cloth overhead, and multiple layered garlands and necklaces with pendant ornaments. Floral and scrollwork designs decorate the arch and pillars. The statue is set against a deep red velvet backdrop. No people are present.A gilded bronze deity murti standing within an ornate arched frame with carved makara-style finials and foliate scrollwork, set on a stepped rectangular base against a plain cream fabric backdrop. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a layered floral garland, and heavy ornamental necklaces, with the right hand raised in a blessing gesture. The metal is polished to a warm golden sheen. No people are visible; the image is a photograph of a statue.A bronze or brass statue of a four-armed seated deity murti, shown against a rust-red cloth backdrop. The figure sits in a relaxed cross-legged pose on a lotus seat, wearing a tall conical crown and necklaces. Its hands hold a trident, a noose-like staff and other implements. Behind it is an ornate arched halo framed with carved leaf and scroll patterns, and the base is decorated with engraved floral motifs.A gilded bronze figure of a standing deity murti is set within an arched kirtimukha-topped frame on a rectangular plinth against a plain wall. The figure wears a tall conical crown, has both arms raised to hold the crown, and wears layered necklaces and a long garland that falls to the lower body. The frame has carved pillars, floral scroll motifs and a lotus-style base beneath the figure. No people are visible, and the gold surface is polished with detailed engraving.A bronze deity murti seated on a lotus pedestal within an ornate arched prabhavali halo with floral and leaf carvings and a makara-style crest at the top. The four-armed figure wears a tall conical crown, a third-eye mark on the forehead, layered necklaces and armlets. Hands hold a trident-like staff, a ceremonial vessel and a lotus-stem object. The bronze has a warm reddish-brown patina against a deep red cloth backdrop.A bronze or brass figurine of a four-armed seated deity murti set within an ornate arched prabhavali with carved foliate and scrolled borders. The seated figure wears a tall conical crown, a necklace and armlets, and holds a trident, a ritual staff and other implements in its raised hands. It sits on a lotus-shaped pedestal above a square base engraved with floral and lotus motifs, set against a rust-red velvet cloth. No people are visible.A bronze deity murti seated on a lotus pedestal within an ornate arched prabhavali halo with floral and leaf carving, set against a red velvet background. The four-armed figure wears a tall conical crown, holds a trident, a snake-like staff and other attributes, and has a stylised face with an urdhva tilak. The base is richly engraved with lotus petals and scrollwork. No physical people are visible.