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Close-up photograph of a painted stone relief sculpture on a teal temple wall. A small standing figure with green-painted face, white-painted features and a red crown or headdress has hands pressed together in anjali mudra, bare-chested, wearing a short yellow-trimmed loincloth. Beside the figure is a spotted reddish-pink deer or antelope carving. The figure stands on a pink lotus-like pedestal. Only the sculpted figure and animal are present, with no physical people.

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A painted stone or stucco relief sculpture of a small standing figure with hands pressed together in anjali mudra at the chest, shown bare-chested with a short waistcloth. The figure has a tall conical headdress, long hair, and green-and-black painted eyes, with a small deer or antelope carved beside its legs on a blue-grey temple wall with yellow and red trim. This is a carved deity or devotee figure on a temple surface, not a living person.2008-10-15May 07 20122012-05-07February 08 20122012-02-08Making Of Sacred Arts UniversityOctober 15 20082008-10-15February 08 20122012-02-08October 15 20082008-10-15A painted wooden statue of a seated deity with a white face, large round eyes and a red-tipped snout, wearing a red and gold embroidered upper garment, a yellow floral-patterned lower cloth and gold anklets. It holds a golden staff with a curled top in one hand and a small hand gesture near the chest, with a yellow-and-orange snake coiled around its arm. The figure sits on a turquoise and red wooden seat in front of a brick wall, beside a painted blue-green wooden frame and a metal shutter at left. The statue appears to be a deity murti rather than a living person.A weathered pale stone statue of a four-armed deity standing on a rough stone base in front of a carved temple wall. The figure wears a tall crown, curled hair, and a beaded necklace, and holds objects in its hands. A stone dog stands beside its leg, looking to the left. Frayed electrical wires run across the top edge of the frame. The statue is a deity murti, with no visible people present.2010-01-07February 08 20122012-02-08December 12 20072007-12-12October 15 20082008-10-15