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A small standing deity murti of a bare-chested child figure with raised right hand in abhaya mudra is being bathed with milk during an abhishekam. A brass pouring vessel with a spout tilts from the upper right, and milky liquid runs down the statue onto a silver plate with a scalloped rim below. Background shows a red and gold textile, a framed picture and a gold-bordered cloth. No people are visible.

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