
The image is a painting of a group of Hindu deities and their consorts. The background of the painting is a landscape with mountains and a chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The deities are arranged in a semi-circle, with the central figure in the center holding a lotus flower. 

On the left side of the image, there is a man with a beard and a long beard playing a musical instrument. He is wearing a red and gold outfit and is holding a snake in his right hand. On the right side, there are two women, one wearing a blue and gold dress and the other wearing a green and gold headdress. In the center of the group, there appears to be a Hindu deity with a crown on her head.

In the center, there seems to be Lord Hanuman, the Hindu god of wisdom and success. He has a serene expression on his face and is surrounded by his consorts, who are also dressed in traditional Indian clothing. The woman on the left is holding the snake, while the woman in the middle is holding her hands in a prayer-like gesture. The man on the far right is sitting on a throne-like structure, with his hands clasped together in front of him. The other two women are standing behind him, with their arms around each other, and they appear to be in a meditative pose.
- The painting is done in a traditional Indian style, with vibrant colors and intricate details.
