This image presents a vibrant, multi-figure idol group, likely part of a Durga Puja celebration in Bidhannagar, India

This image presents a vibrant, multi-figure idol group, likely part of a Durga Puja celebration in Bidhannagar, India. The central figure is an elaborately decorated, multi-armed idol of the Hindu Goddess Durga. She has a fair complexion, black hair partially covered by an ornate gold crown, and traditional facial markings including a red bindi. Her ten visible arms extend outwards, holding various weapons including a trident, discus, sword, bow, and arrow. She is adorned with extensive gold jewelry, including necklaces, armbands, bracelets, and rings, and wears a richly patterned red and gold garment. Long, multi-colored floral garlands are draped over her shoulders and torso, hanging down to obscure parts of the figures below. Directly beneath the Goddess and serving as her mount is a light brown lion idol with an open mouth, exposed fangs, and a shaggy mane. Its paws are positioned on the male figure below. To the right, a dark-skinned, muscular male figure, representing the demon Mahishasura, is depicted. He has a mustache and a grimacing expression, wearing a blue lower garment and gold ornaments on his arms and waist. He is being impaled by the Goddess's trident and engaged by the lion. The entire scene is set against a gilded, elaborately carved backdrop featuring intricate relief patterns, with a deep red fabric visible directly behind the Goddess's head.