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Rows of black stone Shivalinga murtis arranged on tiered red-draped steps. Each lingam is dressed in a white cloth with green, orange and brown striped borders and rudraksha beads draped over it. A red backdrop and red carpeting fill the frame, with a small purple bird logo at the upper left. No people are visible; this is a display of lingams for Kalpataru darshan at the Ujjain Kumbh Mela context.

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