This image displays the interior of a multi-tiered glass display case, located within a retail establishment in Puttaparthi, India, exhibiting a collection of religious statues. The top shelf, featuring a background of light brown wooden paneling illuminated by two recessed lights, holds several large brass or bronze statues. A large, ornate Nataraja (dancing Shiva) figure, characterized by a circular aureola with pink and teal accents, is centrally positioned. To its left stands a seated brass Ganesha statue, accompanied by a small brass peacock figure. To the right of the Nataraja, a smaller brass reclining Buddha statue is visible, followed by a brass statue of Krishna playing a flute, adorned with pink and blue garments on an ornate base. The middle shelf presents a linear arrangement of smaller figurines, primarily comprising Ganesha and seated Buddha representations. These statues are crafted from materials resembling carved stone or resin, appearing in shades of blue, dark grey, and a prominent translucent white (possibly opal or similar material) for one seated Buddha figure. The bottom shelf features a row of darker metal statues, including a standing deity identified by its crown (likely Vishnu) and multiple representations of Krishna playing the flute. The entire collection is viewed through a reflective glass pane. A blue and white geometric pattern borders the top edge of the display case. in Puttaparthi, India

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Mar 23, 2026, 2:00 PM

Puttaparthi, India

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This image displays the interior of a multi-tiered glass display case, located within a retail establishment in Puttaparthi, India, exhibiting a collection of religious statues. The top shelf, featuring a background of light brown wooden paneling illuminated by two recessed lights, holds several large brass or bronze statues. A large, ornate Nataraja (dancing Shiva) figure, characterized by a circular aureola with pink and teal accents, is centrally positioned. To its left stands a seated brass Ganesha statue, accompanied by a small brass peacock figure. To the right of the Nataraja, a smaller brass reclining Buddha statue is visible, followed by a brass statue of Krishna playing a flute, adorned with pink and blue garments on an ornate base. The middle shelf presents a linear arrangement of smaller figurines, primarily comprising Ganesha and seated Buddha representations. These statues are crafted from materials resembling carved stone or resin, appearing in shades of blue, dark grey, and a prominent translucent white (possibly opal or similar material) for one seated Buddha figure. The bottom shelf features a row of darker metal statues, including a standing deity identified by its crown (likely Vishnu) and multiple representations of Krishna playing the flute. The entire collection is viewed through a reflective glass pane. A blue and white geometric pattern borders the top edge of the display case.

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