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February 11 2013

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Golden murti of a deity adorned with heavy jewelled ornaments, a tall crown and a pearl-strung headpiece, flanked by two smaller gold figures wearing tall decorated crowns and red-and-gold garments. Garlands of white and yellow flowers and red blossoms drape the shrine, with red cloth and a fringed canopy above. No people are visible; the scene is a temple shrine display of deity murtis, with the image showing ornate Vaishnava-style adornment.2013-02-11A photograph of three gold-toned deity murtis decorated with abundant garlands of yellow and red flowers, set against a warm brown background. The central figure wears a tall ornate crown with red and green stones, a heavy jewelled necklace and a white garment with gold borders. Flanking figures wear tall patterned crowns, layered gold and pearl necklaces, and dark pink or red drapery. Smoke or haze drifts across the upper left. No physical people are visible; the figures are statues.2013-02-11A photograph of three deity murtis seated side by side on a green-draped dais in front of a gold-framed yellow curtain. The central figure wears a gold crown with a red band, a white and pink jewelled necklace, and a yellow and red dhoti; a white conch rests at his feet. The figure on the left wears a brown turban and a maroon embroidered garment, while the figure on the right wears a gold crown, a heavy gold necklace and a green sari. All three are garlanded with red, yellow and white flower garlands, and brass oil lamps sit before them.2015-10-18 +1 copiesNovember 14 20102010-11-14February 11 20132013-02-11Three golden deity murtis of Venkateshwara (Vishnu) with two consorts stand decorated with red and yellow flower garlands. The central murti wears a tall jeweled crown, a white silk garment with ornate silver-and-gold jewelry and a green gem pendant. The figures on either side wear pointed patterned crowns, heavy gold necklaces and pink-purple garments, with red-and-yellow garlands draping across them. Red silk drapery sits behind, against a warm brown backdrop. No physical people are visible.2013-02-11December 12 20162016-12-12Three deity murtis stand together in a shrine beneath an ornate gold arch with a silver-grey draped backdrop. Each figure wears heavy jewelled necklaces, bejewelled crowns and multicoloured garlands of yellow, red, white, purple and green flowers, with rudraksha-style bead strands hanging on the central figures. The central murti is adorned in gold and gemstone jewellery; the figures on either side wear brocade garments in maroon and green. Small red floral offerings lie at the base. No people are visible in the scene.2014-09-06August 02 20142014-08-02November 12 20102010-11-12Photograph of a deity murti of Venkateshwara (Tirupati Balaji) flanked by two consort figures, all heavily adorned. The central figure wears a tall ornate crown with jewelled pendants, a large pearl-and-gem necklace, a green stone pendant and a white dhoti with a gold-bordered red shawl. Consort figures on either side wear tiered crowns, layered jewellery and red-and-pink garments. Thick garlands of yellow marigolds and red flowers frame all three figures against a dark brown background. These are statues, not living people. Copyright overlay text appears at upper left and lower right.2013-02-11A photograph of three gilded deity murti seated side by side on a decorated throne against a green draped backdrop. The central figure, with a tall ornate gold crown set with red and green stones, a tilak marking on the forehead, and a tall gold crown with a trident-like staff in one raised hand, wears a green and white jewelled garment and a long white floral garland. The figure on the left is a seated sage-like murti in deep red-brown clothing with a red turban, layered beaded necklaces and a rudraksha-style mala. The figure on the right wears a gold crown, a red and white embroidered blouse and a green skirt with lace-like white necklaces. Gold-trimmed red and maroon drapes frame the seated figures and the gold pillars behind them. These are statues, not living people.2015-05-14