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Three seated deity murtis are decorated for worship in a temple hall. Each figure wears a tall crown and sits before an ornate gilded carved screen with a halo-like arch behind the head. The central murti wears a red silk sari with gold border, a yellow and white flower garland, and a red and green garland, while the murti on the left wears a green sari and the murti on the right wears a cream and red sari. White and red flower garlands hang on all three, with scattered petals on the golden cloth in front. No people are visible.

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