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A silver-coloured deity murti. It wears a red and gold garland, jasmine-like white flower garlands, a green and red sash draped over the shoulders, and a red tilak on the forehead. It holds a trident-like weapon and a drum or ritual object in its upper hands, with a bowl-shaped object near its lower hand. In front stands a silver animal figure marked with red kumkum. Bright white light and a pillar with tall rounded lamps appear behind it.

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February 18 20082008-02-18February 18 20082008-02-18Close view of a silver deity murti mounted on a silver animal vehicle, with a red kumkum mark on the animal's forehead. The murti wears garlands of white jasmine and red roses and a red-and-green cloth draped over its shoulders, and holds a trident-like weapon and a small bowl. Behind it a stone pillar and an orange-robed figure are partly visible. No people are clearly in the foreground, the statue dominates the frame.2008-02-18Photo 11739626July 17 20132013-07-17Photo 11743882November 15 20122012-11-15July 20 20102010-07-20A photograph of a decorated metal murti of a four-armed goddess seated on an ornate gilded throne with openwork floral carving. The deity wears a jewelled crown, a green striped silk saree with a red and gold border, layered garlands of red roses and yellow and white flowers, and a large jewelled necklace. Two red hibiscus flowers frame her head, and she holds a trident in one hand. Red cloth with sequin borders and potted plants appear in the background. No people are visible.2022-01-24November 25 20132013-11-25 +1 copiesMarch 03 20152015-03-03Photo 11735645