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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 7/14/2021

Temple shrine photograph showing a golden deity murti of a goddess standing within a large gilded prabhavali halo, adorned with layered gold and silver necklaces, a red and orange headdress, and red and white flower garlands. A smaller orange-robed figure and a small flower-garlanded deity sit at the sides. In front, a black stone linga is dressed in white flowers and a white cloth, with a brass tray, glass vessels, brass cups, a bowl of offering and a brass oil lamp with a pink flower. Dark red curtains and colourful painted banners frame the scene on a black marble floor.

A photograph of a temple shrine with a golden deity murti of Nataraja-style dancing Shiva within a large ornate golden arch-shaped prabhavali. The murti wears a red and orange turban-style crown, a gold necklace layered with white and red flower garlands, and a dhoti of green and gold. Smaller golden figures of two praying devotees kneel on either side of the base, and a seated female figure in a pink and blue sari sits in front. Magenta curtains form the backdrop, with a framed picture above reading TAT TVAM ASI. Flower garlands in pink, white and yellow decorate the arch and the front of the shrine.

KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 8/21/2021

A golden deity murti of Krishna in a tribhanga dance pose stands before a deep magenta curtain, framed by an ornate gold arch with a serpent motif. The murti wears an orange and white turban, a gold necklace with red and white garlands, and a green and teal garment, holding a disc in one raised hand. Below, a smaller golden female figure in a pink and blue sari sits in front, flanked by two golden attendant figures with hands in anjali mudra. Red roses, white jasmine and yellow marigold garlands drape the arch. A framed sign above reads a Sanskrit mahavakya. No living people are visible.

A temple shrine photograph showing a golden Nataraja-style deity murti dancing within an ornate gilded circular arch framed by red, pink and white flower garlands. Below, a large dark lingam with three horizontal stripes and a trident motif is adorned with garlands, rudraksha-style beads and a blue silk cloth with gold border, placed on a pedestal before a clear oil lamp and a flower-decorated kalasha. Smaller bronze-toned figures stand at the sides, one in red with white garland, and an orange-marigold garland hangs at the upper right. No people are visible.

KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 12/30/2021

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KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 7/14/2021

A temple shrine with gilded decorations and a dark velvet backdrop, dressed with orange marigold and red-and-white flower garlands. Centrally, a large golden arched prabhavali frames a bronze deity murti of a multi-armed form holding a trident and ornaments, wearing a red-and-gold turban, jewelled necklaces and a crown. In front, a black Shivalingam is dressed in a teal-green cloth and a silver-and-jewelled covering with a flower garland. Flanking statues include a bronze figure in a red turban and white garland on the left, and a standing female murti in pink and green cloth with white lilies and a garland. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha, silver plates with flowers and fruit sit on the golden platform, and a red patterned rug lies below. No living people are visible.

A gilded statue of a multi-armed deity murti stands in a dark red draped alcove, dancing within a large ornate golden arched halo decorated with red, pink and white flower garlands. The central figure wears a striped orange-and-red turban, layered silver and jewelled necklaces, and a red-and-gold sash. Two smaller gilded devotee figures with hands folded in anjali flank the base, and a seated white-clad figure sits on the pedestal. Above, a framed portrait shows a robed figure with hands folded in namaste beneath the caption "TAT TVAM ASI (YOU ARE THAT)". Rudraksha beads hang across the halo. The statue is not shown as a living person.