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Sāvitrī, who is seated on a lotus-seat to the left of Brahmā, may be white and red (*śveta-rakta*) or dark blue (*śyāma*). She has two arms and two eyes, in other words, she assumes a purely human shape. She holds a blue lotus-flower (*utpala*) in her right hand, while her left hand is stretched out in the pose of granting a boon (*vara*). Sāvitrī too is adorned with various ornaments.