An intricately carved stone shrine, situated against a light-colored, veined marble wall, is depicted within a religious establishment or public space in Kolhapur, India

An intricately carved stone shrine, situated against a light-colored, veined marble wall, is depicted within a religious establishment or public space in Kolhapur, India. The central subject is a multi-colored idol of the Hindu deity Hanuman. The idol features a predominantly white/grey body, a reddish-orange dhoti, a blue sash, a golden crown, and a black beard/mustache. Hanuman stands erect, with his left arm raised, supporting a sculpted green mountain. The idol is adorned with fresh orange marigold garlands and green leaves draped around its neck and chest. Loose marigold petals and small white flowers are scattered on the brown stone platform in front of the idol. The shrine itself is constructed from yellowish-brown carved stone, exhibiting signs of age and some discoloration. It consists of a base platform, two ornate pillars with detailed carvings, a decorative lintel, and a canopy. A single white LED bulb hangs from the underside of the canopy, illuminating the idol. On the marble wall to the left of the shrine, a Marathi-language calendar is affixed, displaying monthly dates and small images. To the right, a portion of a light blue metallic structure, possibly a cabinet or container, is visible. On its surface, two small, pink pouches or cups, one partially showing Marathi text "श्री गं", are present. The exact address or specific name of the temple is not discernible from the image.