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A dark stone statue of a four-armed deity murti seated on a rocky base, wearing a yellow garment, a lavender drape, a pink head cloth with a jeweled crown ornament, and layered rudraksha and white beaded malas. Hibiscus-type flowers are placed in its hands and at its feet, and a green and gold cloth forms the backdrop. Carved figures and a bull relief decorate the base. No physical people are visible, and no a person candidate is present; the figure is a statue.

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