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A collage of photographs of an outdoor shrine at a banyan tree. Multiple panels show a black stone murti of Lord Dakshinamurthy, a four-armed deity, draped in orange cloth with a red-and-yellow marigold garland and rudraksha mala, seated within a white arched stone frame. Other panels show the dense aerial roots and trunk of a large banyan tree, a red-painted base, and close-ups of the murti's face and hands. No physical people are visible; the figure shown is a statue, not a person.

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July 12 20102010-07-12July 16 20102010-07-16A black stone murti of a seated deity with multiple arms stands under a carved white stone arch framed by foliage and tall trees. The figure wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the body and an orange turban-like head covering, with two long garlands of yellow and orange marigolds hanging down the front. The statue sits on a dark stone pedestal set on a red-painted base. Trees and grass surround the shrine in an outdoor garden setting. No people are visible.2010-11-28 +1 copiesAugust 08 20102010-08-08 +1 copiesAugust 17 20102010-08-172011 - Photo AlbumOctober 04 20102010-10-04 +1 copiesAugust 28 20102010-08-28 +1 copiesA black stone statue of a multi-armed deity form stands under an ornate silver arch, draped in orange cloth with a red tilak, wearing a rudraksha mala and garlanded with yellow and red flower strands. Green foliage fills the background.2010-07-08A dark stone murti of a multi-armed deity stands on a black pedestal inside a white stucco arch, beneath a large banyan tree with aerial roots and green foliage. The figure wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the body, an orange turban-like headdress, a rudraksha-style bead mala and a long garland of marigolds in orange, yellow and purple hanging to the base. Two hands hold ritual implements. Red-painted rock forms the base around a small brass lamp stand with bells and a plaque, with scattered marigold offerings on the ground. No people are visible; the scene is an outdoor shrine.2010-08-04August 01 20102010-08-01August 01 20102010-08-01