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May 14 20122012-05-14 +1 copiesA photograph of a dark black stone deity murti, apparently Ganesha with an elephant trunk, seated in a niche against a brown and tan marbled wall. The murti is draped in a bright orange shawl with purple stripes and garlanded with pink roses and green leaves. A white cloth lies beneath it, and in the foreground a stainless steel plate holds bananas and offerings, with a small steel cup beside it. No people are visible.2012-05-14May 14 20122012-05-14May 14 20122012-05-14 +1 copiesMarch 01 20182018-03-01A black stone Ganesha murti seated in a niche framed by an ornate gold arch with carved floral and peacock-like motifs. The elephant-headed deity wears an orange cloth draped over the head, a white dhoti, a red and gold flower garland, and layered white and green-stone jewelry, with a gold crown-like ornament on top. Red woven garlands hang on either side. Two brass oil lamps stand at the front beside a small wooden stool holding an offering. No people are visible. +1 copiesNovember 24 20072007-11-24June 05 20122012-06-05September 03 20082008-09-03A black stone murti of Ganesha seated in a shrine niche framed by an ornate gold arch with floral and bird carvings. The deity wears a red and white crown, a white flower garland with a pendant, and a large orange silk cloth with green and maroon borders draped over the figure. Red flowers are placed at the garland and at the base. In front on a dark granite pedestal sit a small brass oil lamp and a brass cup, with a small brass figure at the foot. No people are visible.May 10 20122012-05-10 +1 copiesA dark stone Ganesha murti sits in a niche framed by ornate gold arch carvings against dark polished tiles. The deity wears a red and white garland, an orange shawl, a crown, and a white dhoti-like cloth. Red fabric drapes the niche edges. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and coconuts with pink flowers rest on a wooden platform. Trays of fruit, sweets, laddus, coconut pieces and offerings are arranged on the floor before the deity. No people are visible.2008-09-03