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Golden murti of a deity pair in a temple shrine framed by an ornate gilded arch and a green curtain with gold dots. The figure on the left wears an orange-red turban, holds a trident, and wears layered pearl and bead necklaces and a red-and-gold garment. The figure on the right wears a black crown with gold ornaments, a red-and-pink garment, and a long white jasmine garland. Red rose and green leaf garlands drape over both figures. In front, a brass kalasha pot stands on a black shivalinga-style base wrapped in greenery and rudraksha beads. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues.

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May 10 20122012-05-10June 24 20112011-06-24 +1 copiesTwo gilded metal statues of a deity couple sit side by side against a turquoise satin backdrop framed by ornate gold arch carving. The figure on the left wears an orange turban and saffron-orange and yellow garments, holds a trident and a small drum-like staff, and wears layered beaded necklaces and a rudraksha-style mala. The figure on the right wears a tall ornate gold crown, red and orange silk sari draped over the shoulder, and heavy jewelled necklaces and paisley earrings. A brass kalasha and a small green parrot appear in the foreground. No physical people are visible; these are statues.2013-05-13Golden murti statues of a deity couple seated side by side against a deep red curtain within an ornate gold arched frame. The male figure wears an orange turban with a crescent ornament, rudraksha beads, and a dark green garment with gold jewellery, holding a trident. The female figure wears a jewelled crown, a green and gold sari, layered gold and red-stone necklaces, and holds a trident. Both are decorated with yellow and purple flower garlands. This is a photograph of deity murtis, not people, showing no physical persons.2010-10-10A pair of golden deity murtis seated before a turquoise satin backdrop framed by an ornate gold arch. The male figure wears an orange turban with a tilak, a trident and a cobra-topped staff in his hands, and a layered silver necklace and red-and-white bead garland. The female figure wears a golden crown, pearl-and-silver jewellery and a deep blue sari with green border, with red and yellow flower garlands draped over both figures. No physical people are visible; these are statues.2013-03-04A photograph of two golden deity murti seated side by side against a deep red drape within a gilded arch. The figure on the left wears an orange turban, a rudraksha mala, and an ornate jewelled necklace with green and red stones, holding a trident. The figure on the right wears a green silk sari with gold border, layered jewelled necklaces, a tall jewelled crown, and holds a trident. Both are garlanded with yellow and purple flower malas. These are statues, not living people.2010-10-10May 25 20132013-05-25A photograph of two life-size metal statues seated side by side in a gilded arched niche against a bright yellow cloth backdrop. The figure on the left wears an orange turban with a crescent-topped crown, ornate jewelled necklaces and a rudraksha-style mala, and holds a trident-like staff in one hand while a golden kalasha pot pours water over a black stone linga decorated with red roses and green leaves. The figure on the right wears a tall jewelled crown, a long white and red floral garland and an orange-red sari-style garment with silver trim, with the other hand raised in a blessing pose. Both statues are heavily adorned with necklaces, bangles and marigold-rose garlands, and ornate gold carvings frame the arch.2012-05-13April 30 20132013-04-30A photograph of a pair of gilded deity murti seated on a raised red-draped platform inside a gold-framed arch. The figure on the left wears an orange turban and holds a trident in one hand, with a blue skirt and layered gold necklaces and rudraksha beads. The figure on the right wears a tall crown with a halo, a blue sari and gold jewellery and garlands. A golden kalasha pot sits in front, with a black stone linga, garlands of red and white flowers and rudraksha malas draped over the base. No physical people are visible; the pictured figures are statues.2012-05-08August 29 20142014-08-29May 10 20122012-05-10 +1 copies