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Year 1982-1986 Sri Kanniga Parameshwari School

Interior wall of a small shrine room covered with framed devotional prints and calendar-style pictures of Hindu deities in red, gold and blue frames. A large poster at upper right shows a man with long dark hair, white garment and beaded necklace, labelled with a printed name, Paramahamsa Nithyananda, beside a yellow background. Other prints show Ganesha with Saraswati, a multi-panel deity grid, and a temple scene. A green plant hangs at center and yellow flowers are pinned to the frames; no people are physically present.

A photograph of a long wall display of framed colourful deity photographs arranged in a grid of panels, showing ornately decorated murtis with flower garlands, crowns and bright clothing, with a tall temple gopuram visible in one corner panel. In the lower right corner a partly visible person in a checked shirt sits at the edge of the frame. The wall is pale cream and a wooden door frame is at the right edge.

Framed photographs hang on a plain white wall in a wooden display frame arranged in two rows. Most panels show deity images decorated with dense garlands and flower arrangements, including a figure with raised arms flanked by elephants, a seated goddess with a crown, and a figure with multiple heads. The two rightmost top and bottom panels show outdoor views of tall gopuram temple towers with palm trees and pillars. No people are visible in the scene.

A photograph of a pale yellow wall with a row of about eight framed colour prints of Hindu mythological scenes hung at eye level beneath two ventilated windows. The leftmost print shows Shiva with matted hair and Parvati with a child between them. Other prints show a man in orange clothes with hands folded before a young woman in yellow, a figure in blue holding a child beside a tree, a king in a red turban with a baby, and a woman in a red sari with a child. No physical people are visible in the room, and no person is identified as a person.

A photograph of a whitewashed wall in a workshop or storeroom, hung with three framed photographs of bronze Nataraja statues, the dancing Shiva within a flaming ring of fire, each on a blue backdrop. A fourth framed photo shows a dark bronze figure of a deity playing a flute beside a cow or bull on a pedestal. Above them hang a wrought-iron wall ornament and a small framed clock. A cloth-clad arm is visible at the left edge and a few small brass figures appear at the bottom. No people are in focus in the scene, and no one is identified.

July 01 2014

A photograph of a wall display of framed deity images hung in a row along a cream painted wall beside a brown wooden door. Each framed print shows a richly decorated murti or deity form adorned with garlands of marigold and jasmine, colourful silk cloth, gold crowns and jewellery. One panel shows a blue-faced figure with a tall black crown and red garlands; another shows a figure with an elaborate headdress and a sword. Smaller panels include a temple tower and a gopuram-like shrine photograph. No physical people are visible in the scene.

May 22 2018

A wooden shrine niche in a home or ashram room, with no people visible. A framed gold-and-silver relief panel across the top shows deities. Below, framed chromolithograph prints hang on the wood: a multi-armed deity in colourful garlands at left, a golden-throned goddess with a lamp at centre-left, a richly garlanded seated deity under a red-and-gold canopy at centre, and an orange-robed seated figure with rudraksha mala and red tilak on a golden throne at right. Small photographs of people in white and orange are pinned or placed on the shelf. A copper sri yantra plate sits in a gold frame. On the altar ledge are a dark metal figure group, a white stone Ganesha with a red flower, a brass oil lamp with a lit flame, a brass bowl, a brass kalasha-style cup, a small cloth-wrapped item, and a green figurine.

November 05 2006