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A dark stone or black-finished statue of a four-armed deity murti, wrapped in an orange-red turban and shawl, with a red tilak or bindi on the forehead. It wears multiple strands of white and red beaded necklaces, a pendant, bangles, and a belt. Red roses and green leaf garlands drape its shoulders. The murti holds a trident-like staff in one raised hand and a flaming or ornamented object in another, while its lower hands are in abhaya-style gestures. Behind it hangs a green curtain with gold dot and floral patterns. The statue is the only figure; no physical people are visible.

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A black stone murti of a four-armed deity stands against a green fabric backdrop with gold dot patterns. The figure wears a bright red-orange cloth wrapped over the head and body, a red tilak on the forehead, and layered white pearl necklaces with a pendant. Red rose garlands and green leaf garlands hang over the shoulders, and the upper hands hold a trident-like staff and a lotus-type object while the lower hands are raised in mudra gestures. Strands of white pearls are also wrapped around the wrists.2012-04-23A black stone murti of a multi-armed deity seated against a green curtain with gold floral motifs. The figure wears a red cloth band across the forehead, a red-gold silk garment, layered rudraksha and white bead malas, a jewelled gold pendant, and bracelets on the wrists. Its upper hands hold a conch-like object and a flame-shaped emblem while the lower hands are raised in mudras. A small red mark sits on the forehead. Silver ornamental panels frame the shrine. No people are visible.2013-05-31A black stone statue of a four-armed deity seated against a green fabric backdrop with gold floral pattern. The murti wears a red turban, a red dot on the forehead, layered rudraksha and white bead malas, a gold pendant, and a red and gold silk garment. Its hands hold a drum-like object and other ritual items while one hand is raised in blessing. This is a statue, not a living person.2013-05-31 +1 copiesA dark stone or bronze statue of a four-armed deity seated in a lotus-like pose, wearing a red head cloth with a red tilak mark and a red wrap draped over the body. Multiple strands of white pearl-like beads, red and white flower garlands, and a pendant necklace adorn the figure. The statue holds a damaru-like drum and a trident-like implement in its upper hands, with its lower hands in mudra. A green curtain with gold floral print serves as backdrop, and a small bull relief appears below. A devotee's head with rudraksha beads is visible at the bottom edge.2012-04-19July 14 20132013-07-14A black stone deity murti of a four-armed form is seated against a green cloth with gold dots. It wears a green and gold headband with a red pendant, a multi-strand rudraksha and beaded necklace, red and gold garlands of marigold and rose petals over both shoulders, and red cloth draped on the body. Orange kumkum dots mark the palms. One hand holds a prayer beads mala and another a rod-like object. No people are visible.2013-07-02A dark stone statue of a four-armed deity murti seated in a shrine niche against a green backdrop with gold dot pattern. The figure wears an orange-red turban with a red tilak on the forehead, layered white pearl and bead necklaces, a red garment draped over the torso, and bracelets on the wrists. Red and white flower garlands hang over the shoulders. One hand holds a trident-like staff, another a small drum or object, and the other hands are raised in blessing and holding a ritual item. No physical people are visible.2012-04-23May 31 20132013-05-31April 23 20122012-04-23A black stone murti of a four-armed deity is seated against a brown draped backdrop. The figure wears a red turban with a red-and-white band and a red vibhuti mark on the forehead, a red shawl over the torso, layered white, pink and blue beaded necklaces, a jewelled belt, and yellow and purple flower garlands draped over the shoulders. Its raised hands hold a sacred object and a flame-like item, and the other hands show mudras. The figure is a statue, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.2013-02-02September 21 20142014-09-21 +1 copiesApril 23 20122012-04-23