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November 18 2010

2010-11-18 +2 copies

A gilded golden deity murti is richly decorated with layers of garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses, purple and white flowers, and green leaves. The central figure wears a dark crown with gold ornaments, a gold necklace set with red stones, and a gold hand raised in blessing while holding a small green fruit. Flanking figures on either side are also gold-faced, with jewelled chest ornaments and ornate headwear, set against a green backdrop beneath an ornate gold arch.

2017-11-25 +1 copies

Two gilded deity murtis, one larger and one smaller, are dressed in heavy silver and gold jewellery and densely decorated with garlands of yellow, red and white flowers with green leaves. The larger murti wears a tall golden crown, holds a red fruit in one hand and has its other hand raised in a gold mudra. A small brass oil lamp stands at left, and a green cloth hangs behind. A partial figure in white stands at the left edge. The photo appears to show a temple alankaram arrangement.

Photograph of a decorated deity murti display against a green draped backdrop framed by a gold arch. Three statues are seated centrally: a central figure in a tall gold-and-red crown with a white ornate chest piece and gold necklaces, flanked by a female figure in a tall gold crown wearing a red and silver embellished blouse and a smaller male figure at left in a red turban with a brown embroidered garment. All are adorned with layered gold chains, coin-like ornaments, and garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds, green leaves, and white jasmine. No living people are visible.

Two metal deity murtis, a larger one and a smaller companion, are dressed and decorated in a temple setting. Both have gold crowns and gold faces, wear layered silver and gold necklaces and jewelled ornaments, and the larger figure holds a red fruit in one hand. Both are framed by a dense arch of yellow and red flower garlands with white and green accents. A green backdrop and gilded panels stand behind them. No people are visible.

April 24 2013

Two metal murti of deities stand side by side on a decorated stage, draped with garlands of yellow marigolds, red roses and green leaves. The figure on the left wears an orange and gold sari-style cloth, a tall gold crown with orange headpiece, and many layered jewelled necklaces; it raises one hand in blessing. The figure on the right wears a red and gold garment, a gold crown and layered necklaces. A green satin cloth covers the base, with brass puja vessels at the left edge. No physical people are visible.

Two metal deity murtis, one in gold-toned finish wearing an orange-pink garment and heavy layered silver-and-gem necklaces, the other in dark green garment with ornate jewelled crown and necklaces, seated side by side on a flower-decorated throne. Garlands of red, yellow, purple and white flowers frame them, and a gold patterned curtain and carved gold panel form the backdrop. No physical people are visible.

Two painted metal deity murtis sit side by side on a red-draped seat, framed by a dense arch of garlands in bands of red, yellow, purple, white and green flowers. The larger figure, wearing an orange-and-brown turban, gold jewellery, layered beaded necklaces and a green-and-orange dhoti, raises one hand in blessing. The seated female figure beside him wears a green-and-maroon sari, pearl necklaces and a crown-like headdress, holding a small lamp-like object. A gilded peetha backdrop rises behind them.

Two golden metal murti of deities are seated side by side on an orange draped platform, decorated with heavy floral garlands in red, yellow, white, green and purple. The left figure wears a tall golden crown, layered gold necklaces and earrings and holds a hand raised in blessing; the right figure wears a crown, red and white beaded necklaces and a jewelled garment. Behind them hang a magenta drape and gold-toned carved panels with bird motifs. The image is a photograph of a temple-style display of deity murti, with no physical people present.

September 11 2014