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ADIKAILASA on 8/21/2021

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A close photograph of an abhishekam being performed on a bronze deity murti standing on a stone pedestal. A hand with bangles pours milky white liquid from a brass vessel down over the murti, which runs with liquid. Behind it a large figure in a yellow garment is partly visible, and an ornate gold-embossed structure with floral carving stands at the left edge. A small red cloth is visible at the lower left.2024-10-31ADIKAILASA on 8/21/20212021-08-21ADIKAILASA on 8/21/20212021-08-21ADIKAILASA on 2/25/20212021-02-25 +1 copiesA photograph of a gilded metal deity murti being bathed in milk during abhishekam. The multi-armed bronze-gold figure, shown in a dynamic standing pose with a fierce expression, has white milk streaming down its face, chest, waist and legs. A hand in a white cloth with red-and-gold border, wearing bangles and a rudraksha bracelet, pours from a golden vessel above the figure's head. Behind it stands an ornate gold arch against a black sparkling backdrop and purple drape. No person's face is visible.2026-01-10Close photo of a gilded bronze Nataraja murti of Shiva in dancing pose, its face painted and adorned with a jatamakuta crown, being bathed with white liquid poured from a cloth-wrapped vessel held by a hand at the upper right. The murti's raised hand, arms and ornate prabhavali halo are visible, with milky liquid running down its torso and legs. A brass bowl sits at the lower left edge. The worshipper's forearm bears white horizontal tripundra markings. This appears to be an abhishekam ritual; no other people are visible.Kailasa avadi july 07 2021Feb 6 2022 sripuram2022-02-06November 10 20112011-11-10December 23 20182018-12-23November 17 20212021-11-17 +1 copiesClose photograph of a golden metal Shiva-Parvati murti seated on a pedestal being bathed with milk poured from a silver vessel held by a hand at the top of the frame. White milk streams over the deity and drips down the pedestal. A person in orange robes stands at the right edge, with a beaded mala and gold-tone pendant visible. This is an abhishekam ritual with milk being poured over the deity murti.2011-11-10