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A dark-faced deity murti of Krishna stands in a gold-framed niche draped with green and gold brocade curtains. The figure wears a silver and grey cloth over the head and a silver flute held horizontally, with pink and orange flower garlands and a white vertical tilak on the forehead. Ornate gold arches and a red-and-gold border frame the shrine, with white stone pillars on either side. No people are visible in the scene.

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August 29 20132013-08-29January 04 20192019-01-04KAILASA LEBANON - Satsang CenterAugust 29 20132013-08-29June 25 20152015-06-25June 22 20152015-06-22January 02 20192019-01-02June 12 20182018-06-12Close-up of a metallic Krishna murti adorned with an orange turban, a green and gold crown with peacock-feather ornament, and a peacock feather tucked at the flute. The figure wears a blue garment and heavy jewelled necklaces with red and green stones, plus jewelled earrings. The right hand, encrusted with sparkling stones, holds a bamboo flute bound with green bands. White and red flowers and a red garland appear at the lower edge. No people are visible, and the figure is a statue rather than a person.2011-08-22Photo 11743005 +1 copiesJune 25 20152015-06-25A gilded deity murti with a dark face, seated in a meditative cross-legged pose and adorned with an orange head cloth, a bindi, layered white and gold jewelled necklaces, and a brown rudraksha-style mala. Its multiple arms hold ritual implements, and its golden body is richly carved with relief figures. It stands before a green cloth patterned with gold motifs. No physical people are visible.2013-04-02 +1 copies