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Photograph of two ornately dressed deity murtis seated side by side against a bright red cloth backdrop framed by gilded metal panels. The figure on the left wears a tall black crown set with white pearls and red stones, a large jeweled necklace in blue, green and white, and an orange-gold lower garment; one hand raises a hand in blessing and the other holds a ritual implement. The figure on the right wears a tall jeweled headdress, red-and-white beaded ornaments, and a green sari with gold border. Both have large earrings and kumkum on the forehead. Ceremonial decoration and a photo credit overlay appear in the corner.

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Two gilded deity murti are seated side by side and richly adorned for alankaram. The figure on the left wears a black garment with orange-red silk below, a tall jewelled crown with a pale band, and a heavy silver-toned necklace; he holds a golden staff topped with a bird-like finial. The figure on the right wears a green silk sari with red and gold borders, a tall gem-studded crown with red flowers, and layered silver jewellery. Both are framed by white jasmine and red flower garlands, and a cloth-draped garland hangs on the right. The statues are the only figures shown; no living people are visible.A photograph of two decorated deity murtis standing side by side in a temple shrine, framed by long garlands of white, red and green flowers. The figure on the left wears an orange and gold dhoti, a tall jewelled crown, a large silver necklace and holds a small trident-like staff and a golden object in his hands. The figure on the right wears a green silk sari with gold border, an ornate crown and heavy silver jewellery and holds a lotus-like emblem. Both faces are gold-toned. No physical people are visible.April 30 20132013-04-30A photograph of two golden metal murti statues of deities seated within a gilded arch against a magenta satin backdrop. The figure on the left, with a crown, peacock-feather ornament, orange shawl, white jewelled necklaces and a raised hand holding a staff, is a deity murti. The figure on the right wears a red and gold fan-shaped headdress, a crown, a green and red sari, a nose ring and red and white flower garlands. Yellow marigold garlands drape both figures. These are statues, not living people.2011-08-29 +1 copiesDecember 28 20112011-12-28Two gilded metal deity murti are seated side by side within an ornate golden arch in front of a green shimmering brocade backdrop with gold motifs. The figure on the left wears a red and orange turban, a blue garment with a large gold and blue pendant necklace, a brown beaded collar, and holds a gold trident-like staff and an open palm; the figure on the right wears a tall jeweled crown with red and green stones, a red sari with gold border, a multi-stoned chest necklace and red flower garlands. Both are draped with yellow and red marigold garlands and have vertical forehead markings. No living people are visible.2013-07-25Two painted deity murti seated together under a gilded arch against a teal backdrop. The male figure, on the left, wears a green and orange turban, red dhoti, layered gold and pearl necklaces, and holds a trident and a damaru-like drum. The female figure, on the right, wears a green blouse and striped sari, gold jewellery, a crown and a garland of white flowers with red accents. Both are richly adorned with jewellery. A brass oil lamp stands at the left edge and flower garlands drape the base. Several figures appear as statues, not physical people.2009-06-30July 14 20132013-07-14December 16 20092009-12-16Two gilded metal murti of a deity couple sit side by side on a golden throne before a glowing orange brocade backdrop with a gold arch. The male figure wears a red turban with a jeweled ornament, a red garment, rudraksha and white beaded garlands, and holds a trident in one raised hand. The female figure wears a jeweled crown with a black velvet band, a maroon sari with gold border, layered necklaces and bangles, and holds a lotus-stem staff. A small green parrot perches near the female figure's hand. The image shows statues, not living people.2013-03-13July 01 20092009-07-01May 19 20132013-05-19