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January 04 2017

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A golden-bronze statue of a standing figure in a gilded arched shrine, wearing a red and orange turban with a tilak mark on the forehead. The figure has a raised right palm and a lowered left hand, and is draped in a red-orange cloth and layered jewelled necklaces of white and gold beadwork with red stones. Thick garlands of red roses and yellow marigolds hang across the chest, and an oil lamp sits at the right edge of the frame. This is a depiction in statue form, not a living person, so no physical people are present.2017-01-04November 24 20172017-11-24November 23 20172017-11-23A bronze-coloured statue of a standing male figure, shown as a murti rather than a living person, wears a brown turban with a jeweled ornament, a brown draped garment and an elaborate silver-and-gold multi-strand necklace set with red and white stones. The raised right hand is in a blessing gesture. The figure is framed by yellow marigold and red rose garlands with green leaves, set before an ornate gold arched frame with floral and peacock motifs, against a deep red curtain and a pink-and-gold embroidered cloth at the base. No living people are visible.2017-11-24October 09 20132013-10-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +2 copiesNovember 23 20172017-11-23November 23 20172017-11-23Close-up of a copper-coloured deity murti dressed in an orange-red turban with a jeweled brooch and red tilak, wearing an orange silk garment, layered ornate jewelled necklaces, paisley-shaped jewelled earrings and a heavily beaded white-and-green jewelled hand raised in blessing. Red flower garlands and white jasmine garlands drape the figure, and a green and gold brocade cloth forms the background with a brass vessel at the left edge.2011-10-02November 23 20172017-11-23A golden-toned statue stands within an ornate gilded arch framed by dark red drapery. The figure wears a rust-brown turban with gold ornaments, a brown robe and an elaborate white and red-jewelled necklace layered across the chest. Its right hand is raised in blessing and its left hand is extended outward. The arch is flanked by thick garlands of yellow and red flowers with green leaves. This is a statue, not a living person, depicting a guru figure in ceremonial presentation.2017-11-11 +1 copiesNovember 23 20172017-11-23