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A night photograph of a decorated deity murti of Shiva-linga style or a serpent-hooded form, with a large golden five-headed serpent hood (naga) rising behind it. The central figure is adorned with garlands of yellow marigolds and red roses, a silver face or crown ornament, and a pink cloth. Flanked by smaller garlanded offerings and pots draped in purple, maroon and green cloths on a blue-draped altar. Dark background with a warm lamp glow behind. No people visible.

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