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October 12 2014

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Three gilded deity murtis stand in a shrine alcove before a deep maroon curtain and wooden pillars. The central figure wears a tall jeweled crown, a teal and gold chest ornament, many layered gold garlands and an orange-gold shawl. The figure on the left wears an orange turban and layered gold necklaces over a brown-orange garment, and the figure on the right wears a jeweled crown and a purple skirt with layered gold necklaces. Green leaves trail on the left pillar. No people are visible.2014-10-12October 12 20142014-10-12A photograph of three deity murti statues on a decorated altar, set against a painted backdrop of a large tree with a golden arch framing the centre. The central figure wears a tall blue and gold crown, a red garment, and layered gold garlands, with a large jewelled chest ornament. The statue to the left wears a red turban and heavy gold necklaces, and the statue to the right wears a crown and multiple strands of gold beads and garlands. A hand reaches in from the right edge, touching the altar area. Fairy lights frame the right side. The statues are adorned with gold garlands and jewelled ornaments in the manner of festival decoration.2014-11-08November 08 20142014-11-08November 19 20152015-11-19August 20 20152015-08-20June 06 20142014-06-06October 31 20152015-10-31April 24 20162016-04-24Three ornately dressed figures sit side by side on a yellow and gold draped platform beneath an elaborate gilded arch with carved scrollwork and white drapery. All three appear to be statues or murti with polished, painted faces and hands raised in blessing. The central figure wears a deep red turban with a white Shiva tripundra mark, layered gold garlands, bead necklaces and a purple-and-gold sash. The figure on the left wears a brown turban and brown robe with gold and bead necklaces, and the figure on the right wears a red turban with a gold ornament and a lime-green and red robe with heavy gold chains. The setting is a formal stage or temple-style display.2014-09-20 +1 copiesApril 24 20162016-04-24December 10 20152015-12-10 +2 copies