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A gold-coloured statue of a long-haired figure with a raised right hand is being anointed with white powder. A man in an orange saffron robe with a gold chain necklace and gold bangle applies white powder to the statue's forehead and face with his right hand. The statue's chest and shoulders are dusted white. An orange-painted wall and dark carved panel form the blurred background. The statue is a representation, not a physical person.

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December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesDecember 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesA photograph of an abhishekam being performed on a golden statue. A devotee in an orange and yellow saffron-toned garment with gold beaded necklaces and a gold bracelet pours water from a golden kalasha pot over the head of a gilded statue with flowing hair, hands folded in anjali at its chest. Water streams down the figure. Blurred red offerings and a dark stone shrine element appear in the background.2010-12-19A gold-coloured statue of a standing male figure, bare-chested with a yellow-gold dhoti, has its raised right hand in blessing pose and a smiling face. A bangled human hand pours white powder. The setting is a temple-like space with dark stone architecture and orange walls in the background. The statue is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are counted. The statue's identity cannot be confirmed from its appearance, and no printed name is visible on it.2010-12-19A golden statue of a bare-chested male figure with long hair, wearing a yellow-gold dhoti, is being bathed with water poured from above by a person in an orange garment whose arm and gold bangle are visible at the upper left. The statue's right hand is raised in a blessing gesture. Blurred greenery, red-and-white walls and a grey stone step form the background. This is a statue being anointed, not a living person, so no physical people are counted beyond the pouring attendant.2010-12-19 +1 copies