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September 25 20112011-09-25KAILASA PUDUVAI 3 SEP 2021Outdoor photograph of three black stone murti statues standing on individual black plinths beneath an ornate golden arch. The central four-armed deity figure wears a white dhoti, a multicoloured sash, a red and gold garland and a tall crown, while two female figures flank him in green, orange and gold saris with gold waist belts. Green trees, a parked blue bus and a red-and-white painted border surround the shrine area on a dirt ground.2011-10-02October 08 20112011-10-08 +1 copiesDecember 20 20112011-12-20Three black stone murtis under a golden arched frame at night, set outdoors among trees. The central figure is a standing deity murti with a gold crown and white dhoti, a white-and-red garland and a cloth draped over the shoulders. The two flanking murtis are female figures wearing gold crowns, saffron-orange and green garlands, one in a pink-and-green sari and the other in teal. The base has red and white striped borders with labelled plinths. Signage and a plant-care board stand to the right. No physical people are visible.2011-09-08September 14 20122012-09-14September 26 20112011-09-26November 10 20112011-11-10Night photograph of a shrine with three black stone murtis under an ornate gold arch. The central deity wears a white dhoti and a garland of white and red flowers, and stands between two female figures in green and teal saris with marigold garlands and gold crowns. Dark foliage and a small green information board are visible. A red and white striped plinth carries three blue labels with Tamil names: Valli, Ananda Subramaniyar and Deivanai. No physical people are present.2011-09-08Outdoor shrine photograph of a black stone deity murti of Murugan (Subramanya) standing at centre on a black pedestal, with a multi-armed form holding a spear-like weapon, wearing a white dhoti and orange shawl, a gold chest garland and a crown. Flanking him are two black stone female figures, Valli on the left and Deivanai on the right, each in purple and orange saris with gold borders and jewellery. A gold-painted arch frames the group, with trees and a red-and-white striped base in front. Tamil and English labels on the plinth read Valli, Ananda Subramaniyar and Deivanai, and small shrines sit in the background.2011-10-10January 08 20122012-01-08