Three silver plaques, hinged together wth a pair of loops at each end, one of which is threaded with a purple cord and purple tassels bound in gold and green thread. The rectangular plaques have pointed arches at the top with solid pointed finials soldered with straps on the backs. Each plaque has repoussé decoration with a floral and foliated border framing three different Hindu deities seated on low polygonal rugs or cushions with tasseled corners. The right hand one depicts Shiva with two arms holding a damaru drum and a trident with the head of the goddess Ganga bound in his coiled hair. A tiger's head representing his vehicle is clasped between the heels of his feet and a snake is wrapped round his neck. In the central plaque there is a representation of a four-armed Ganesh holding sweetmeats , (laddus) ; a goad ; a lotus bud and his broken tusk, one in each of his hands. The third deity in the left hand plaque shows the four-headed god Brahma with his four hands holding two books probably representing the Vedas and two lotus blossoms.