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Golden murti of a deity pair. The figure on the left holds a trident and a hand raised in blessing, wearing rudraksha beads and a red bindi. The figure on the right holds a lotus-like emblem and wears a crown of beads and red flowers. Both are garlanded with yellow marigolds and red roses and adorned with layered beaded necklaces. Statues only; no physical people are visible.

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Close view of two golden deity murtis in a shrine, backed by shimmering gold-and-orange draped cloth with a gilded arch. The central murti has a tall black hair-crown wrapped with rudraksha beads and a red bindi, wearing layered gold bead necklaces and yellow-and-red marigold garlands. Beside it stands a second golden figure with a black crown, rudraksha strands and a gold necklace, holding a red flower. At left, a silver trident and a gold hand gesture are visible. No living people are shown.2011-12-27December 27 20112011-12-27Two gilded deity murti figures stand side by side before a rich red draped backdrop framed by an ornate gold arch. The figure on the left has four arms, holds a trident in one hand, wears a tall black hair crown, a red tilak, layered rudraksha-style malas and a lavender garment. The figure on the right wears a jewelled crown, ornate earrings, multiple gold necklaces and a purple sari, with a red and orange flower garland draped across both figures. Statues only, with no living people visible.2013-03-20March 21 20132013-03-21December 27 20112011-12-27March 03 20112011-03-03October 08 20132013-10-08April 29 20122012-04-29A photograph of two gilded murti statues of deities seated side by side, dressed in yellow silk and heavily decorated with jeweled necklaces, bracelets and armbands. The figure on the left wears a yellow turban and holds a trident with a jeweled hand; the figure on the right wears a black crown with pearl-like strands and holds a green-tipped staff. Both are surrounded by garlands of yellow and red marigolds and green foliage, with a gold-framed arch behind them. The statues are the only subjects, with no physical people visible.2010-12-26Two deity murti statues in a temple shrine, seated side by side before a green and gold brocade backdrop with gold-embossed arch. The left figure has a red-orange turban, a gold trident in hand, and a heavy jewelled necklace and earrings; a cobra ornament rises beside him. The right figure wears a black hair crown, pearl-strand hair ornaments, red and white garlands, and a white blouse with red-gold sari detailing. Red and white flower garlands drape both figures. The image is a photograph of statues, with no living people visible.2012-11-06 +1 copiesTwo golden murti statues of a deity couple, seated together against a backdrop of marigold and rose garlands. The male figure wears a yellow turban and yellow dhoti-style drape, a trident and a rudraksha mala with ornate gold and jewelled necklaces, and holds a trident in one jewelled hand. The female figure wears a yellow sari with jewelled gold necklaces, earrings and a parrot perched on her raised hand. Both are adorned with jewelled bangles, armlets and a red floral offering at the waist. The statues are displayed as a murti, not as living people.2010-12-26A golden murti pair seated on a yellow draped backdrop framed by a gilded arch. The left figure is a male deity with a red turban, four arms holding a trident and a pot-like object, wearing layered pearl and gem necklaces, a green-jewelled hand, and a red garment. The right figure is a female deity with a black tiered hairstyle decorated with a red-and-gold ornament, wearing gold necklaces and a red sari edged with white. Red and pink garlands and yellow flowers adorn both figures, and a small green parrot perches near the right hand. These are statues, not physical people.2013-03-31