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A large painted statue of a multi-armed deity stands in front of a turquoise wall with yellow and pink decorative pillars and an arched doorway. The figure has an orange-red face with a thick black moustache, bulging eyes and a golden flame-like halo of rays rising behind the head, with a small face in the crown. It wears a golden necklace, arm bands and a white sacred thread, and holds weapons and ritual objects including a sword, a damaru drum, a trident-like staff, a bell and a vajra-type item.

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May 07 20122012-05-07April 14 20122012-04-14A painted statue of a multi-armed deity with flame-like golden hair rising behind a tall crown, a red face with moustache and wide eyes, and a bare pink torso with white sacred thread. Its many arms hold a sword, a trident, a drum-like object, a kalasha-like cup, and a staff, while a small green parrot perches at its lower left. It stands before a pink and gold arched frame decorated with floral rosettes, and a painted pillar with swirling green motifs is at the right. The figure is a deity murti, not a living person.2013-03-20A large painted sculpture of a multi-armed deity murti stands against a pastel blue wall decorated with pink, green and yellow motifs. The figure has a fiery flame-like halo, a golden crown with a small face, a moustache, bare chest, and a golden waist garment with green shorts. It holds a trident, a bell, a small sword, an om-marked flag and a lamp-like object. Beside it is a maroon curtained doorway framed in yellow.2012-04-14May 07 20122012-05-07April 16 20122012-04-16A photograph of a large painted statue of a fierce multi-armed deity with a red-orange body, flaming golden hair and crown, bulging eyes and a mustache with fangs. The figure wears a gold waist belt and gold armbands and bracelets, a white sacred thread across the chest, and holds a golden mace, a sword, a bell-like object and other implements in its many hands. It stands before a teal wall with green and pink decorative pillars, in a temple or shrine setting. No physical people are visible.2013-02-20March 18 20132013-03-18March 13 20132013-03-13April 28 20122012-04-28May 07 20122012-05-07April 14 20122012-04-14