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A dark, glossy black stone murti of a standing deity stands on a plinth against a speckled tan stone wall. The figure has hands joined at the chest in anjali mudra, a small round mark on the forehead, and a red hibiscus flower garland or bunch placed on the head. It is draped from the waist down in a white cloth with a red and dark-striped border. A small white circular mark appears on the forehead. The setting suggests a temple shrine or sanctum. No people are visible.

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