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Close-up photograph of a black carved stone sculpture of a multi-hooded cobra (naga) with five raised hoods, each marked with white and red tilak dots, coiled around a central circular opening. A small flame burns inside the opening, and white flowers lie on the red floor beside the sculpture. No people are visible.

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Close view of a dark black stone naga-hooded serpent sculpture coiled in layered rings, its raised hood of five cobra heads forming a shallow bowl at the top. A single flame burns in the bowl, lit by a lamp wick set in a small recessed basin. Background is a grey stone wall with red-stained ground beneath. No people are visible; the focus is the oil lamp flame in the serpent's hood.2014-09-21 +1 copiesJuly 05 20132013-07-05July 05 20132013-07-05Close-up photograph of a dark polished stone shivalinga-style murti with a carved multi-hooded serpent canopy (naga) rising above a coiled serpent base. A single small oil lamp flame burns in a shallow dish carved into the lingam's base. No people are visible; the background is dim brown.2015-04-21June 12 20132013-06-12June 16 20132013-06-16June 11 20132013-06-11June 13 20132013-06-13A dark stone naga (cobra-hooded serpent) sculpture with five raised hoods, decorated with small red-and-yellow dots, rises above a coiled stone base. A single small oil lamp flame burns in a shallow bowl cut into the coils in front of the hood. No people are visible; the scene shows an offering lamp before a snake deity in a dim stone setting.2013-06-10September 26 20132013-09-26 +1 copiesSeptember 26 20132013-09-26 +1 copiesJune 13 20132013-06-13