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Dark grey stone statues in an outdoor garden at dusk, with palm trees and the low sun glowing through the foliage. In the centre, a seated multi-armed deity murti wears a tall crown, layered beaded necklaces and bangles, and sits on a lotus base. To the right, a standing stone figure holds a long staff or weapon, with more statues receding into the background. No living people are visible.

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December 26 20102010-12-26Outdoor garden photo at dusk showing a row of grey stone sculptures among palm trees with the low sun glowing behind them. In the foreground a seated multi-armed deity murti holds a trident-like staff and other implements, wearing a tall crown and ornate jewellery. Beside it a standing sculpted figure holds a long staff, and several smaller standing stone figures line the path. No living people are visible, and no a person depiction appears.2010-12-26December 26 20102010-12-26August 11 20112011-08-11 +1 copiesA large dark grey granite statue of a multi-armed deity seated on a carved pedestal, outdoors in a garden with palm trees and a low orange-red brick wall behind. The figure wears a tall crown, ornate necklaces and armbands, and holds a bow and other objects in its hands, with a cobra-like hood visible above. A second large dark stone statue stands partly visible at the right edge. Stone blocks and debris lie on the ground at left, and the scene is lit by low early light. No physical people are visible.2010-12-28December 14 20102010-12-14December 19 20092009-12-19December 19 20092009-12-19December 26 20102010-12-26A large carved black stone statue of a four-armed deity seated on a pedestal in an outdoor garden. The figure wears a tall crown, layered necklaces and a waist cloth. Its upper hands hold a conch and a discus, the lower hands rest in a blessing and a gesture of boon, and a staff-like object rises at the right side. Palm trees, shrubs, a tall grass clump and a plain concrete wall surround the statue on a dirt path. No people are visible. The statue is a deity murti rather than a person, so no a person depiction is present.2009-12-19March 29 20132013-03-29December 26 20102010-12-26