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Two metal murtis of a deity couple stand inside a decorated shrine framed by ornate gold-toned arch panels. The male murti wears an orange turban with a jewelled crown, an orange shawl, a red-and-gold dhoti, layered silver necklaces and a raised hand in blessing. The female murti wears a jewelled crown, green sari with a gold border, earrings and a silver necklace. Both are heavily garlanded with yellow marigolds, red roses, white flowers and purple blossoms, with green leaves along the arch. A pink cloth canopy hangs above. No living people are visible.

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December 09 20112011-12-09Two golden murti figures are framed within a dense arch of marigold-style garlands in yellow, white, pink, maroon, red and green, set on a festival vehicle. The central figure wears an orange-and-saffron headcloth and a jewelled gold crown-like headdress, with a red-and-white beaded necklace and gold ornaments, and raises a golden hand in abhaya mudra. The figure beside it wears a gold headdress, green-and-gold dress and layered ornaments, with a red garland draped across both. Deity murti; no living people are visible.2007-12-25Two silver-coloured murti figures seated side by side on a decorated stage, surrounded by an arch of red roses, white flowers, purple garlands and yellow and orange marigold strings. The figure on the left wears a tall golden crown, an orange turban, a white and red dhoti with a red sash, and layered jewelled necklaces and bangles, with the right hand raised in blessing. The figure on the right wears a gold crown, a teal sari and heavy jewelled necklaces. A gold-brown drape and gilded arch frame the background. Both are deity murtis, not living people.2013-04-18 +1 copiesApril 24 20132013-04-24Two metal murti figures, a seated deity and a consort, are decorated for worship inside a dense arch of flower garlands in red, yellow, white and purple. The larger figure wears an orange turban-like headdress, an orange shawl draped over one shoulder, a jeweled crown, layered necklaces and an raised open palm. The smaller figure wears a jeweled crown, large earrings, a green and gold sari and bangles. Both figures are silver-toned with embellished ornaments, and the flower arch surrounds them closely. This is a deity murti arrangement rather than a living person.2011-12-09May 03 20122012-05-03December 03 20112011-12-03A decorated festival processional deity murti, a pair of metal figures of a male and female deity seated within an ornate silver arch canopy. The figures wear crowns, jewelled necklaces and draped silk garments in red, orange, and green. They are surrounded by thick garlands of purple, yellow, white and red flowers and green leaves. A small brass vessel with leaves sits in the foreground, with smoke rising at the left and a flame visible at bottom left. A tasselled cloth canopy hangs above. No people are visible.2011-12-09December 10 20072007-12-10December 09 20112011-12-09December 09 20112011-12-09Two silver processional deity murtis seated side by side, densely decorated with marigold, chrysanthemum and jasmine garlands. The figure on the left wears an orange turban and orange shawl, a red and gold silk garment, a jewelled crown and layered jewelled necklaces, and raises one hand in blessing. The figure on the right wears a green and gold silk sari, a tall jewelled crown, drop earrings and a white beaded waist ornament. Their faces are polished silver. The murtis are the only figures present; no physical people are visible.2011-12-09