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A close view of a golden statue pair of deities seated side by side, being bathed by a stream of water poured from above. The male deity holds a trident-like staff in one raised hand and makes a blessing gesture with the other; the female deity wears an ornate necklace and tall crown and holds a lotus-like object. Both are richly carved with jewellery, and a red cloth backdrop stands behind them with carved stone pillars on either side. These are deity murti, shown being given abhishekam, not living people.

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September 19 20112011-09-19Photograph of a golden metal sculpture of a seated divine couple in a temple setting, the male figure on the left with a crown and the female figure on the right wearing a tall crown, necklaces and armlets, with red drapery behind and ornate carved golden pillars on the right. A red bindi is visible on both foreheads. A partially visible person in white clothing stands at the far left edge applying a substance to the statue. Small offerings and a small kalasha-like object sit at the lower left, with a small deity figure in an arched niche at the base.2006-10-21Photograph of a gilded pair of seated deity murtis on a raised pedestal before a red curtain, decorated with pink flowers. The left figure wears a tall crown and raises one hand in blessing; the right figure wears a smaller crown and holds a lotus-like object. A blurred oil lamp flame is visible at left, and a hand of a person in white clothing appears at the left edge, partly out of frame. A small deity relief is carved on the pedestal base.2006-10-21October 21 20062006-10-21June 15 20092009-06-15October 21 20062006-10-21September 23 20062006-09-23June 15 20092009-06-15Close photo of gilded deity murti, a seated pair of gold-coloured figures with tall crowns and ornate jewelry, one holding a raised hand gesture and a staff, set before a red draped backdrop and carved pillars. Two partially visible people stand at the left edge, one in white clothing with orange cloth, observing the sacred images.2006-10-21October 21 20062006-10-21June 15 20092009-06-15June 15 20092009-06-15