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Close-up photograph of a black stone naga (cobra-hooded serpent) sculpture, its multi-hooded head with red kumkum marks rising above coiled serpent body. A single flame burns from a small oil lamp or wick placed in front of the coils, with red powder scattered around its base. No people are visible; the scene is dark with warm light focused on the flame and the glossy black stone.

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June 25 20132013-06-25June 13 20132013-06-13July 05 20132013-07-05June 13 20132013-06-13July 05 20132013-07-05June 24 20132013-06-24 +1 copiesJune 12 20132013-06-12June 06 20132013-06-06June 12 20132013-06-12Close-up photograph of a dark black stone naga (cobra) sculpture with a spread multi-hooded hood and coiled base, the hood ridged with scale patterns and dotted with small red-orange marks and scattered yellow flower petals. A single lit oil lamp flame burns in a shallow dish set on the coiled base at the centre, with the background in dim grey. No people are visible.2013-06-15Close-up photo of a dark, glossy black stone sculpture of a cobra with a hooded head of raised scales, coiled around a lingam-like base. A single lit oil lamp flame sits on the coiled body in front of the hood. Small red and white dots. Soft dark background.2013-06-28Close-up photo of a dark stone naga (serpent) hood sculpture with five raised hooded heads carved above a coiled base, a small oil lamp flame burning in a shallow depression at its centre. Red and yellow kumkum-like dots mark the hoods. Background is dim and blurred. No people are visible.2013-06-10