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A shrine scene in a white draped tent: a golden arched frame surrounds two standing deity murtis with gilded crowns, white and red garlands, and green and pink garments before a mint-green curtain. Flanking them are two smaller seated or standing figures in saffron and orange robes with garlands and a shaved-headed attendant in orange and white. Two orange triangular banners stand on poles beside the shrine. In front, a large brass multi-tiered oil lamp stands among potted green plants and pink flowers, with a blue cloth draped on the low platform below. No living people are visible.

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July 02 20152015-07-02July 02 20152015-07-02May 17 20152015-05-17May 17 20152015-05-17A photograph of a shrine dominated by a pair of painted deity murti seated side by side on a pink sequined cloth atop a blue draped dais, framed by an ornate gold arch. The figure on the left holds a trident and wears an orange headdress, white dhoti, and layered white-and-red garlands; the figure on the right wears a green sari and matching jewelled garlands. Red roses and green potted plants flank the dais, and brass oil lamps burn at the sides. In front, a brass plate holds flower petals, a kalasha vessel, a conch shell, kumkum and vibhuti, and a red bowl of offerings, on teal cloth over a checkered floor. Orange and gold banners hang on each side. These are statues, not physical people.2015-07-02June 03 20092009-06-03 +1 copiesJuly 02 20152015-07-02July 02 20152015-07-02July 11 20152015-07-11July 11 20152015-07-11January 24 20162016-01-24A golden arched shrine framing a large pair of seated deity murti, one male figure with a red crown, trident and ornate gold necklace and garlands, and a female figure with a dark crown and jewelled ornaments, both draped in teal and green garments and wearing long red and white flower garlands. Brass oil lamps stand on either side. In front, a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a matching turban sits on a white draped platform before a brass kalasha and puja vessels.2009-06-03