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A silver-faced deity murti stands in a tall heart-shaped arch of garlands in red, purple and yellow marigold-like flowers, backed by a green silk drape. The figure wears an orange turban, a crown, an orange shawl, a red-orange garment with silver ornaments and layered necklaces, and holds a silver trident-like staff in one hand. A teal silk cloth covers the base beneath the garlands. The scene appears to be a temple decoration or procession setting, with no physical people visible.

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A silver-faced deity murti stands in a dense arch of flower garlands in red, yellow and purple, backed by green silk drapes. The murti wears an orange turban-style crown, an orange shawl, a red garment and heavy jeweled necklaces, and holds two silver ceremonial staffs with ornate finials, one held upright in each hand. Its base is wrapped in a teal cloth with gold border. The setting suggests a temple decorated for worship; no living people are visible.2011-10-27October 27 20112011-10-27October 27 20112011-10-27A silver-faced deity murti. The murti wears a golden crown, an orange shawl, a red-and-gold garment and layered silver necklaces, and holds a silver vel-like spear and a silver staff. Its base is a teal cloth with gold border on an ornate gold-toned throne. No people are visible; the image is a photograph of an altar display in a temple setting.2011-10-27A silver murti of a deity stands in front of a large floral backdrop arranged in concentric arches of red, purple and yellow garlands with a green fabric draped behind. The figure wears an orange turban-style headdress with a gold crown, an orange shawl across the chest, an ornate silver necklace, and a teal and red dhoti. It holds a silver staff with a decorative top in each hand. The murti stands on a golden throne-like base with ornate gold carvings. No physical people are visible.2011-10-27A silver deity murti of a standing Hindu god with an orange turban-like crown and ornate jewelled necklaces, wearing a red and gold garment, holding a silver staff in each hand, framed by a large arch of marigold and purple flower garlands edged with red rose petals, set against a teal cloth. No physical people are visible.2011-10-27A silver murti of a deity stands within a tall arch of garlands in red, purple and yellow flowers, backed by green satin draping, on a gold ornate base. The figure wears an orange turban-like headcloth, a silver crown, layered silver and jewelled necklaces, and a brown-and-gold garment, holding a silver trident-like staff and a silver standard. The murti is a statue, not a person, and no physical people are visible.2011-10-27A photograph of a deity murti standing on a green cloth-draped platform, framed by layered garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses and purple globe amaranth arranged in arches. The murti wears an orange shawl, an ornate jewelled necklace, a gold crown and holds a trident and a flag-topped staff. The murti is a statue, not a physical person, so no living people are visible. Partially visible wooden platform edges and a gilded frame surround the display.2011-10-27A metallic murti of a sage-like figure is adorned with dense garlands of yellow and red-purple flowers arranged in arched bands. The figure wears an orange turban topped by a golden crown set with green and red stones, an orange shawl draped over one shoulder, and layered jewelled necklaces with pink and green gemstones. It holds silver staffs with ornate tips in both hands, one raised in a blessing gesture. This is a statue, not a living person, and it stands in a flower-decorated setting.2011-10-27A silver deity murti stands at the centre, wearing an orange turban-like crown and orange cloth draped over its shoulder, with a red-orange garment, layered jewelled necklaces and an ornate silver crown. It holds a silver spear-like staff with a pennant in each hand, framed by a tall heart-shaped arch of garlands in red, yellow and purple flowers over a green silk backdrop. A teal skirt cloth covers the base.2011-10-27October 27 20112011-10-27October 27 20112011-10-27