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Close-up photograph of a copper-coloured metal deity murti seated on an ornate gilded lotus-shaped throne. The statue's arm and forearm are heavily engraved with floral scrolls and beaded borders, and its hand rests on the gilded base. An orange-red cloth draped over the figure appears at the right edge. The statue sits on a brass altar with small offerings and a few fragments on the ledge in the foreground, and a blurred red-and-white wall stands behind it.

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December 28 20112011-12-28December 28 20112011-12-28A photograph of a workshop floor showing a large copper-coloured deity murti lying on a striped rug, with a seated figure's upper body, raised arm holding an object, and ornate carved base and throne-like pedestal. Brass and copper ritual implements, including a brass lamp stand and copper rods with curled finials, lie nearby. No people are visible; the sculpture is a statue, not a person.2015-08-23December 28 20112011-12-28August 23 20152015-08-23July 01 20092009-07-01Close-up photograph of the carved feet of a reddish-pink painted stone or plaster deity murti, shown in profile on a dark grey stone plinth. Beaded borders and foliate relief patterns decorate the ankle and lotus-petal base. A blurred green background lies behind. No people are visible, so the image concerns sacred sculpture detail only.2011-11-08November 08 20112011-11-08Close-up photograph of an ornate copper-coloured metal horn or trumpet-shaped object resting on grey carved stone blocks outdoors. The metal surface is densely engraved with floral scrolls, rosettes and bands of foliate patterns, with a beaded ring near the wider end. Blurred green foliage and palm fronds fill the background. No people are visible. The object appears to be a ceremonial instrument or decorative element placed on a stone structure.2011-10-22September 26 20172017-09-26 +1 copiesOctober 22 20112011-10-22October 22 20112011-10-22