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Close-up photograph of a painted clay figure of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, shown in profile with a gold crown, a red and pink painted face, a gold necklace, and a green garment over blue. Its trunk curls toward a red-and-white decorated mouth area while the figure's hand rests near it. Blurred reddish leaves and a vessel appear in the background. No people are visible.

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October 01 20082008-10-01October 01 20082008-10-01September 05 20142014-09-05 +1 copiesA painted clay figure of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, with turquoise face, red-rimmed eyes, a red tilak on the forehead and a gold crown. Four arms hold pink lotus-like objects and a gold ornament, with a gold-bordered orange shawl draped over the shoulders and gold necklace. The body is painted in blue, yellow and orange, seated against a red background.2014-09-04August 29 20142014-08-29 +1 copiesOctober 01 20082008-10-01October 02 20112011-10-02A photograph of a small painted clay Ganesha murti seated on a silver-coloured pedestal in a decorated wooden bowl filled with pink and purple lotus flowers and orange marigold petals. The murti has an orange-pink face, a gold crown, a red tilak, four arms and a gold necklace, and wears a green and pink garment. Behind it on a dark red satin cloth sits a flat-screen display showing a bright floral arrangement of orange, yellow and green flowers. No people are visible.2014-08-29A large painted clay murti of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, shown from the chest up in front of a blurred outdoor setting with trees and a beige canopy. The deity wears a brown and gold turban-style headdress topped with a golden crown finial, a gold necklace and a green and white floral garland, with jewelled ornaments and red-tipped ears. Its four hands hold golden objects, including a small golden bowl-like item and a modak sweet, and the trunk has a decorated golden end. No people are visible.2014-08-24A colourful painted figurine of Ganesha lies prone on a grey base over a red cloth. The elephant-headed deity has a white trunk tucked beneath a raised hand, eyes closed, wearing a teal bodice, pink dhoti with gold edging, gold bangles and a red tilak on the forehead. Beside him a small orange-clad figure with a red cap sits reading an open book. No people are visible in the scene; the figures are statues, with a blurred shrine and red fabric behind them.2011-10-02A large painted clay murti of Lord Ganesha dominates the frame, shown from the front with a pink-orange face, large red-tipped ears, and a tall golden crown with a red finial. The deity wears a brown-and-gold draped cloth, a silver-embellished necklace, a white flower garland, and a green garment. Its four arms hold a broken tusk, a modak sweet, an axe and a lotus-like object, with bangles on the wrists. A wooden-framed open shelter with a corrugated roof and trees stands behind. No people are visible.2014-08-28A large painted clay murti of Ganesha seated outdoors under trees, with a corrugated roof structure at right. The elephant-headed deity has orange skin, a gold and maroon turban-like crown with a red finial, and large red-tipped ears. He wears a white flower garland, layered silver and gold necklaces, and a purple and green silk dhoti with gold borders. His upper hands hold a modak and a goad, and his lower hands are in blessing and offering poses. He sits on an orange and gold pedestal. To the left are smaller decorated shrine figures and a lion sculpture. A red cloth hangs at right. No physical people are visible.2014-08-24