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A black stone deity murti with four arms stands against a bright yellow cloth backdrop. It wears a purple turban with a red bindi on the forehead, layered rudraksha and pearl malas, a gold pendant, and a purple shawl draped over the shoulders. One upper hand holds a serpent-entwined staff, another holds a drum, and the lower hands are in abhaya and varada-style gestures. Silver ornamental framing edges the altar niche. No physical people are visible.

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A black stone statue of a multi-armed deity seated on a carved base in front of a bright yellow cloth backdrop. The figure wears a lavender purple dhoti and a matching purple turban with a red bindi on the forehead, and is adorned with layered necklaces of pearls, rudraksha beads and orange-brown beads plus a gold pendant and gold waist ornament. Its raised hands hold a trident-like staff and a drum-shaped object, and the seated base is carved with small figures. No living people are visible. The image is a photograph of a statue, not a person.2013-03-17March 24 20132013-03-24Close-up photograph of a large black stone murti with four arms, depicting a deity, with a yellow turban and a gold-and-red ornament on the forehead. It wears layered rudraksha malas, a white beaded necklace, and a purple cloth draped over the body with a yellow waistband. Its hands hold a drum-like object, a rudraksha mala, and a flower-like emblem, and it is set against a green curtain with gold dots. The top left shows a small circular logo. No living people are visible.2013-06-24March 15 20132013-03-15A dark stone murti of a four-armed deity is shown frontally against a red draped cloth. The face is black stone with a red tilak on the forehead, wearing a red and orange striped turban-like wrap. The murti wears a purple garment, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, and a brown rudraksha-style mala across the chest. White jasmine garlands with red roses hang over its shoulders. In the raised hands it holds a drum-like instrument on the left and a flame-shaped object on the right, while the lower left hand is raised in a gesture.2015-08-09A dark stone or black-finished murti with four arms, shown frontally against a red draped backdrop. The figure wears a turquoise turban with a red tilak mark on the forehead, a turquoise dhoti-style garment, multiple strands of white pearl beads, a rudraksha-style orange-brown bead mala, and a pendant with a red stone. Bangles adorn the wrists. Two raised hands hold objects, and the other two rest in front, with a visible reference to a mudra. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2013-03-23A black stone deity murti with four arms stands before a red draped curtain. It wears a multicoloured patterned cloth tied around its head, a layered necklace of turquoise and white beads with gold accents, an orange and red garment, and a brown rudraksha-style cord across the chest. It holds a trident-like staff in one hand and a flame-shaped object in another, with a mudra hand gesture and a red dot on its forehead and palm. Several red dots are visible on the hands. The figure is a statue, not a living person, and the scene shows no people.2014-09-10 +1 copiesA dark stone statue of a multi-armed deity murti seated against a bright pink draped backdrop, framed by ornate silver-toned panels. The murti wears a saffron-yellow turban with a red tilak on the forehead, a yellow dhoti-style cloth, multiple strands of rudraksha beads, pearl-like beads and a large round pendant, and wears bead bracelets on its arms. Garlands of pink flowers hang on both sides. Its hands hold objects including a trident-like staff and a flame-shaped item, with one hand raised in abhaya mudra. No living people are visible.2013-04-06May 13 20132013-05-13A black stone sculpture of a four-armed deity seated in lalitasana on a dark rocky pedestal carved with small figures. The murti wears a lavender-purple cloth wrapped over the head and shoulders and draped around the lower body, with multiple strands of rudraksha mala around the neck and wrists and jeweled gold-and-red ear ornaments. A vibhuti or tilaka mark sits on the forehead. One hand is raised in abhaya mudra, another holds a trident-like emblem, and the remaining hands hold a drum-like object and a small item. A bright yellow cloth forms the backdrop. This is a statue, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.2013-01-31June 09 20132013-06-09 +1 copiesJune 09 20132013-06-09 +1 copies