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A weathered grey stone sculpture of a seated deity murti stands against a plain pale cloth backdrop on a cloth-covered surface. The figure wears a tall conical crown, has a broad face, and is seated on a moulded pedestal base with one leg drawn up. A smaller companion figure stands beside the seated form at left. No physical people are visible; the statue is the sole subject.

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A photograph of a weathered grey stone sculpture of a seated deity murti against a plain pale draped cloth backdrop. The figure wears a tall jatamukuta-style crown, carved necklaces and armlets, and sits with one leg drawn up. A smaller carved figure stands beside its shoulder. No physical people are present; the sculpture is the sole subject.2011-10-24Rare archival collectionA small weathered stone or metal sculpture of a seated four-armed deity murti stands against a plain white cloth backdrop on a light fabric surface. The figure wears a tall conical crown, a beaded necklace with a golden-brown pendant, and holds objects in its hands. A frayed yellowish-brown cord trails from its base to the right. No physical people are present, and the statue is not a depiction of a person.2011-10-24October 24 20112011-10-24Rare archival collectionRare archival collectionRare archival collectionYear 1987 His Divine Holiness At Age 9 +1 copiesOctober 24 20112011-10-24A small carved stone statue of a seated multi-armed deity murti, weathered grey-cream in colour, placed against a plain pale cloth backdrop. The figure wears a tall crown-like headdress, a necklace and a sash across the chest, and its raised hands hold ritual objects. Carved decorative bands run across the pedestal beneath. No people are visible; the statue is the sole subject.2011-10-241988 - Seated Parashakti Deity Carved by SPHPhotograph of a small carved wooden figurine, shown in side profile against a plain yellow backdrop. The figure is a rough, weathered deity murti with a tall pointed crown or headdress and a stout body. It stands alone with no people present. The yellow surface and the faint logo in the upper left corner are part of the archive presentation.