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An idol of the Hindu deity Saraswati is centrally positioned within an ornate, indoor setting characteristic of a puja mandap in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The multi-armed, pale-skinned idol is depicted seated on a white, intricately carved pedestal, adorned with a white sari featuring silver patterns and extensive silver-colored jewelry, including a large, elaborate crown, necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and rings on fingers and toes. Long, black hair flows over its shoulders. The idol's face features a serene expression, with a red bindi on the forehead and red lips. Multiple garlands of white and pink flowers drape around its neck and body. Two primary hands hold and play a brown-orange Veena. The upper right hand holds a dark beaded rosary, while the upper left hand is raised with fingers extended. A small orange, spherical object is held near the Veena by the lower right hand. To the idol's right, a white swan figurine with a yellow beak is visible at the base. The floor surrounding the idol is covered with scattered yellow-orange flower petals and grains. A small yellow light source is present on the lower left. The background consists of an elaborate archway with white, carved outer frames and red interior sections featuring repetitive floral motifs. Above the idol, a black, rectangular stage light, labeled "10W," is suspended from the archway. The entire scene is illuminated by predominant purple-violet ambient lighting. The precise location within Dhaka is not discernible from the image.
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