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Three bronze deity murtis are displayed under a silver-framed arch with a red canopy and tasselled umbrella reading "Dhyana Peetham" beneath a red and blue awning. The central murti, dressed in a green and red garment with layered gold and red garlands, is seated with a raised black crown and a coiled serpent draped across its body. A deity on the left wears a rich multi-strand necklace, and a figure on the right wears a blue skirt and layered jewellery. A small seated figure with a pink cloth sits at the base. Red draped curtains form the backdrop. No living people are visible; the figures are statues.

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December 05 20162016-12-05December 05 20162016-12-05 +1 copiesDecember 05 20162016-12-05December 05 20162016-12-05December 05 20162016-12-05February 22 20132013-02-22 +2 copiesOctober 14 20152015-10-14Three deity murtis are seated together on a decorated golden throne framed by an ornate gilt arch with an orange drape behind. The central figure wears a tall ornate crown, layered jewelled necklaces, and an orange-and-gold garment, with a bejewelled sceptre in one hand. Two smaller figures flank it: one in a maroon turban and necklaces, and another in a jewelled headdress and orange-and-gold dress. Garlands of yellow and white flowers drape the seats and the throne's serpent-like backrests, which are studded with circular decorations. The murtis are carved and ornamented, and the image appears to show a pattabhishekam-style coronation display.2017-05-05February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesDecember 05 20162016-12-05December 05 20162016-12-05June 06 20142014-06-06