carved and painted relief on a large, dark, rough-textured rock

carved and painted relief on a large, dark, rough-textured rock. The relief depicts a figure in a shrine-like structure. The figure is a blue-skinned deity with a crown and elaborate jewelry, seated with its legs crossed. It appears to be holding a lotus flower in its left hand, and its right hand is raised. To the right of the deity is a creature with a dragon-like head. The shrine itself has a yellow and black striped roof and blue and yellow decorative elements. The rock surface surrounding the relief is speckled with lighter colored lichen or moss. Below the main relief, there are further carvings and painted details, including what appear to be Tibetan or Sanskrit inscriptions and decorative borders. The lighting suggests it is daytime, and the overall setting appears to be outdoors. The relief is weathered, with paint faded and chipped in places, suggesting it is old. The image is a close-up shot, focusing on the artwork on the rock. No specific location in Doh, India can be identified from the image itself.