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A black stone statue of a deity murti wrapped in an orange-red cloth draped over the head and shoulders, with a red bindi on the forehead. Yellow and magenta marigold garlands hang around its neck and shoulders. The multi-armed figure holds a drum-like object at the left and a lotus-shaped object at the right, set within a carved stone arch framed by green trees and leaves. No physical people are visible, and the image is a photograph of the statue.

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A black stone statue of a deity murti with multiple arms stands in an ornate silver-edged arched frame set against green foliage. The figure wears an orange saffron shawl draped over the head and an orange robe, adorned with yellow marigold garlands and purple flower garlands. A small red tilak mark is visible on the forehead, and the arms hold ritual objects including a drum-like instrument and a bell-shaped item.2009-09-03December 16 20102010-12-16A black stone statue of a deity murti stands outdoors among green leafy trees. The figure has four arms, one hand raised holding a flame-like object, another holding a small cylindrical item, and the others in gesture poses. It wears an orange draped garment with a golden border, an orange and red turban-like headwrap, and a red tilak mark on the forehead. Thick garlands of yellow marigolds and purple and magenta flowers hang across its chest and shoulders.2010-08-01A dark stone statue of a multi-armed deity murti stands outdoors among green leaves. The figure wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the body and a red-and-gold patterned headcloth, with a red kumkum mark on the forehead. Long garlands of yellow and purple-magenta flowers hang across the chest and shoulders. One raised hand holds a ritual implement, while another hand is raised in a blessing gesture. The statue appears to be in a garden or temple grounds setting.2010-08-01July 20 20092009-07-20A dark stone statue of a four-armed deity murti stands outdoors in front of green foliage. The figure wears an orange-red head cloth with a red-and-gold band, an orange saffron-coloured shawl draped over its shoulders, and a red tilak mark on the forehead. Long garlands of yellow, purple, pink and white flowers hang from its shoulders, and a rudraksha mala rests on its chest. One upper hand holds a damaru-like drum, another makes a blessing gesture, and the lower hands are raised in mudra. A carved silver-toned frame edges the right side of the image.2011-01-21A dark stone statue of a four-armed deity stands in an ornate silver-coloured arch surrounded by green leafy trees. The murti wears a saffron-orange shawl and a saffron cloth wrapped over its head, a red bindi on its forehead, and a rudraksha mala hanging across its chest. Garlands of yellow and red flowers drape its shoulders. Its hands hold a trident-like staff and a conch-shaped object, with a mudra gesture of one hand raised. The arch carries detailed floral and scroll relief work. No physical people are visible. This is a statue, not a living person.2010-07-08July 08 20102010-07-08A dark stone statue of a multi-armed deity murti stands outdoors among leafy green branches. The figure wears a saffron-orange draped cloth, an orange and maroon patterned head wrap, and a gold-bordered waist cloth. It is adorned with garlands of yellow marigolds, purple flowers and red roses, along with a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on the forehead. One hand holds a trident-like implement and another rests in a mudra. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2010-08-02 +1 copiesA black stone murti of Dakshinamurthy, a form of Shiva as teacher, stands within a silver-framed arch surrounded by green leafy foliage. The figure wears an orange-red cloth wrapped over the head and body, with a rudraksha mala hanging across the chest. Two garlands of yellow marigolds, red flowers, white blooms and purple flowers drape down both sides. The deity holds ritual objects in its raised hands, and a red tilak mark sits on the forehead. No people are visible.2010-07-07July 22 20102010-07-22September 03 20092009-09-03