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Close-up photograph of a black stone naga serpent sculpture with a multi-hooded cobra hood rising above coiled base. Red and yellow kumkum or vermilion dots mark the hood ridges, and a small oil lamp flame burns in front of the coiled base. Red flowers sit on top at the upper edge. No people are visible; the sculpture is a sacred snake murti in a temple setting.

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