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Hearst Museum object titled Calendar, accession number 9-11427, described as calendar, year 1969; depicts the god 'Siva' as and ascetic; typical depiction of 'Siva', includes fair hair, pale skin, necklace and hairpiece of cobras, crescent moon above forehead, river Ganges flowing from head; god holds trident ('trisula'), hourglass-shaped drum, belt of bells, and animal-skin clothing; 51.5 cm. length; 39 cm. width. Made by - Pratbha Calendar Co., Lucknow

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-10902b, described as statuettes, [handwritten on card: pair,] male and female representing Shiva and Parvatti; ceramic, painted & glazed; 10902 a: 22 cm. length; 8 cm. width (female) 10902 b: 24 cm. length; 11 cm. width (male)

Hearst Museum object titled Figurine, accession number 9-11055, described as Religious figurine representing miniature temple with Shiva Lingam; painted wood; 14 cm. length 11 cm. width.

Hearst Museum object titled Mask, accession number 9-11315, described as mask of Shiva; carved wood, painted predominately red and gold; 37 cm length; 17 cm width;

Hearst Museum object titled Plaque, accession number 9-11933, described as plaque mounted on plywood board; Hindu deity, possibly Shiva in one of his forms; Shiva stands on a platform with attributes: he holds a sword, a trident (trisura), a snake; above a canopy are nandi, the bull, and the lingam (phallus); flanked by 2 attendants; bronze or copper repousse; kept in home for worship, devotion