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A full-frame, eye-level photograph depicts a decorated shrine featuring a prominent statue of Lord Krishna, located in Kolhapur, India. The central subject is a standing white marble or painted plaster statue of Krishna, adorned in a blue turban with a peacock feather, a pink and blue patterned garment with gold and blue trim, and multiple garlands of yellow and orange marigolds, white flowers, and red hibiscus. He holds a silver-colored flute to his lips with both hands; a small yellow flower rests on his right hand. To the right of the main statue, a smaller, golden-colored metallic statue of Krishna, wearing a pink dress and similar marigold garlands, also plays a flute. The background consists of a shimmering silver curtain with a dotted pattern, bordered by vertical green fabric strips with ornate patterns and topped with a reddish-brown decorative frieze. Two tall, silver-colored oil lamps with peacock finials stand on elevated stands behind the main statue. The foreground altar, a white marble slab, displays offerings including two dark green watermelons (the left one topped with a pink flower), scattered loose orange and white flowers, a small golden bell, and a lit brass oil lamp. A string of small clear decorative lights is draped across the background curtain.
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