The brief was the divine couple, Uma Maheshwara, and the panel leans on the murals' twin-deity symmetry: green-bodied Shiva on a lotus throne at the left, crescent moon in his matted jata, trident in hand and the front palm raised in abhaya, with red-clad Parvati seated beside him, both crowned, both haloed, and both contained by a single shared flame arch that reads them as one family rather than two figures. Painting Shiva green is the murals' sattvic register for the serene divine, and Parvati's warm red balances him. The tenderness is carried low: the white bull Nandi and a small calf rest garlanded at their feet, turning the cosmic couple into a household. Two small attendants stand in anjali at the corners, and the medium-light density keeps the ochre ground open so the seated pair reads calmly across the panel.