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A deity murti stands in a flower-decorated shrine, adorned with white and red floral garlands and a large golden serpent (naga) rising behind it. The central figure wears a pink and maroon garment, a tall crown, and layered white and red necklaces. Two smaller attendant figures flank it, also in pink and maroon with crowns and garlands, set against green and white floral arrangements. A copper kalasha sits at the base beside the golden snake's coiled form, and the shrine is framed in gold trim with a red and gold cloth below.

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June 09 20112011-06-09Photo 11737860September 30 20142014-09-30September 30 20142014-09-30A decorated deity murti is seated centrally on a flower-covered altar, adorned with a jeweled crown, a heavy silver-and-gem necklace and a golden serpent-like cord curving up its right side. Flanking figures on each side are also richly garlanded in red roses, white jasmine and yellow blossoms, with jeweled crowns and ornaments. Red and white flowers and green leaves frame the scene. No physical people are visible; the statues are the only figures.2011-06-09Photo 11691644Photo 11735233October 11 20132013-10-11June 09 20112011-06-09Photo 11737570September 23 20172017-09-23February 10 20142014-02-10