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A bronze-toned metal statue of a standing figure, shown against a red velvet backdrop. The figure wears an ornate gold crown set with red and clear stones and pearls, with a red tilak mark on the forehead. A long black braid hangs over one shoulder. Multiple white flower garlands drape the chest, and a jeweled white-stone pendant necklace is worn. The figure wears a gold-bordered shawl over red and gold patterned lower garments, and its right hand is raised in a blessing gesture. Behind it, a figure in a bright green sari with red and clear jeweled ornaments is partly visible. This is a statue, not a living person.

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