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A full shot captures a large, orange-bronze statue of a cow, likely Nandi, a sacred bull in Hinduism. The statue is in a resting position, with its front legs extended and its head raised, looking directly at the viewer. It is adorned with decorative carvings of floral patterns and beads around its neck, and a string of small white lights is draped around its body and head. The cow statue is situated on a tiered, silver-colored pedestal that resembles pleated fabric or layered rocks. The pedestal sits on a reddish-brown base with weathered white paint drips. Inscribed in white Hindi text on the base are the words "रूपा मूर्ति पर जल व दूध चढ़ाएं," which translates to "offer water and milk to the deity statue." A few small orange and yellow marigold flowers are scattered around the base of the statue, suggesting recent offerings. Behind the statue, a building with a green-tinted awning and white and grey walls is visible. Trees with green foliage are present to the right of the statue, partially obscuring the building. The overall setting appears to be an outdoor religious or public space. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with diffused natural light. No people are visible in the image. This statue is located at the Sheetla Mata Temple in Gurgaon, India.
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