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July 19 2009

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September 03 20092009-09-03July 19 20092009-07-19 +1 copiesJuly 19 20092009-07-19Close-up of a black stone statue of a deity murti with raised hands in a blessing mudra, its arm adorned with a plain band near the wrist. The murti is draped in orange cloth with a red and gold-bordered shawl and wears a long garland of yellow marigolds interspersed with purple flowers and dark beads. Green leaves blur in the background. No physical people are visible.2010-08-30Close-up of a black stone deity murti with raised hands in abhaya-style gesture, its arms visible at left and a lower hand at centre. Yellow marigold garlands, purple flowers and pink chrysanthemum-type blossoms are draped over an orange and red silk garment, with rudraksha beads strung along the garland. Blurred green foliage fills the background. Statue only; no living people visible.2010-08-30October 18 20172017-10-18July 08 20102010-07-08Close side-view photograph of a dark stone or metal statue of a robed figure wearing an orange saffron turban and orange cloth draped over the shoulders, with a rudraksha mala of golden beads visible on the right. Silver ornamental armour with embossed floral and scroll patterns covers the arm and chest, and the raised right hand is cast in silver in a blessing gesture. Layered garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses and purple flowers hang across the body, and green leaves surround the neck. Green foliage and tree branches fill the background.2008-03-22A dark stone statue of a seated saint in an ornate silver arched frame, set outdoors among green leaves. The figure wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the body with a maroon edge, a rudraksha mala across the chest, and bold garlands of yellow marigolds interspersed with purple and pink flowers. Its hands are raised in a gesture beside the arch. The silver frame has carved lion-like motifs and foliage. The statue is a murti, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2010-09-22September 03 20092009-09-03July 20 20102010-07-20November 08 20102010-11-08