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A grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, seated with a large domed crown and intricate carved ornamentation on the chest, arms and base, standing on a rectangular plinth with carved lotus-petal motifs. The unfinished workshop setting behind it shows bare concrete floor, scattered tools and rods, and cloth hanging on the wall. No people are visible.A dark stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated on a pedestal, with white painted or inlaid ornamentation across the body, crown and ornate carved details. Its trunk curls toward the front and it holds ritual objects in its raised hands. Behind it hangs a red patterned fabric backdrop, and a small purple logo appears in the corner. No people are visible.A carved dark grey stone statue of Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, seated on a lotus base in front of a red and maroon patterned cloth. The stone is engraved with white-highlighted ornamental patterns on the crown, chest, arms and base. The deity holds a modak sweet in one hand, an axe and a lotus or noose in others, and a small rat vehicle is carved at the base. No people are visible.A carved grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated on a pedestal base, against a red draped backdrop. The figure has a tall crown, large ears, a long trunk curving toward the belly, and multiple arms holding ritual objects, with a snake wrapped around the belly. Ornate line-carved patterns cover the seat and base. Hanging yellow and red fabric appears at the top edges of the frame, and the statue stands on a concrete floor.A carved dark grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, seated on a pedestal with four arms, holding a modak in an upper hand and a small bowl or fruit in a lower hand, with a tusk visible and a carved sacred thread and tilak marks on the forehead. Behind it are other unfinished stone sculptures, including a deity figure and a lion-like carving, on a dirt ground at what looks like a stone-carving yard. No people are visible. The image is a photo of a statue, not a live scene.2009-07-08A dark grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated on a lotus base atop a pale stone pedestal, set outdoors among green leafy plants and red flowers in front of a white wall with a red-framed window. The four-armed murti holds a broken tusk and modak-like objects, and a small carved mouse, his vahana, sits at the base. No physical people are visible. The statue is shown, not a living person, so no a person candidate is present.2009-07-08November 05 20132013-11-05September 24 20112011-09-24 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a dark grey carved stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, with a white-and-red urdhva pundra style tilak mark on the forehead and a small dot on the trunk base. The figure holds a modak sweet in its trunk and has a coiled serpent wrapped around its belly and arm. Its four arms bear carved hands, one raised in a blessing gesture, and ornate carved jewelry and ornaments cover the shoulders. Pale peeling wall paint is visible in the background. The statue is a deity murti, not a living person, and no physical people are present.2007-12-12A seated grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha stands outdoors on reddish earth in front of a red-painted door. The murti has four arms holding a conch-like shell and an upraised hand, a large belly, and a jewelled crown, and sits on a carved pedestal decorated with an elephant motif. A turquoise sign in front reads that the deity is reserved for Vedic Temple, Seattle. A green shrub with red flowers grows beside it, and folded orange cloth lies on the step behind. No people are visible.2009-07-08July 19 20092009-07-19August 08 20092009-08-08