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A shirtless priest in a white dhoti with gold border and rudraksha mala stands bent forward, pouring liquid from a golden pot over a black Shiva linga inside a shrine niche. The linga sits on a dark yoni-peetha base with a golden lamp-like stand below, and an orange-gold arched backdrop frames it. White tripundra marks adorn his arms and forehead. Pale stone walls and a glass-fronted shrine enclose the scene, indicating abhishekam ritual offering.

Jan 10 2022 sripuram

KAILASA HYDERABAD, INDIA on 3/12/2021

Inside a small stone shrine, a bare-chested priest in a white dhoti with a gold-bordered cloth and a rudraksha mala stands at a black Shivalinga on a black pitha before a gold arch and green cloth backdrop. He pours liquid from a small gold vessel, a kalasha-style pot, over the lingam, an abhishekam. Scattered pink flowers lie on the granite floor, and a small gold yantra-shaped object sits in front of the pitha. A gold lotus-carved ceiling and a hanging brass lamp hang above, and a carved wooden door stands at right. One person is visible.

A temple sanctum photograph shows a black Shivalinga on a golden-edged circular base set before a red and gold ornate arch, with a small golden kalasha-style vessel in front. A standing priest on the left, bare-chested with white dhoti, pours water or milk over the linga from a golden vessel, indicating abhishekam. Flower petals and a gold-bordered green-and-red floral floor pattern surround the base, and a shiny plastic or cloth backdrop hangs behind. The doorway frame is decorated with gold and red fabric. Appears to be a Shiva temple rudrabhishekam during a Maha Shivaratri observance.

A priest in a white dhoti with a gold border pours water from a brass vessel over a dark shiva linga on a black stone yoni-pitha base. The linga stands before a gilded ornate arch with an orange backdrop, set against a grey stone wall. A rudraksha-style bead bracelet is visible on the pouring wrist. Abhishekam to the shiva linga.

Photograph of an abhishekam at a Shiva linga in a shrine. A priest in white dhoti with a gold border pours liquid from a small golden vessel over a smooth blue-grey linga set in a black yoni-peetha base. Behind it is an ornate gold arch with floral and scroll carvings framing an orange-red backdrop, against a grey stone wall. Milk or water runs down the peetha, with white flower petals scattered on the base.

A shirtless young male priest in a white dhoti with a gold border stands in a temple shrine, pouring water from a brass vessel over a large black stone shivalinga on a black pedestal. Behind him, a deity murti decorated with a garland of yellow and orange flowers, gold ornaments and an orange cloth stands before a red wall framed by gold arches, with a red curtain and an exit sign visible. Brass pots sit on the floor in front. The scene is a temple puja.

Jan 24 2022 sripuram

A photograph inside a temple shrine showing a priest with a bare upper body and white dhoti pouring liquid from a golden kalasha onto a black stone Shivalinga with a silver-grey surface and a golden trident on top. The lingam sits on a black yoni-peetha base with milky liquid dripping down its sides, and white flowers lie scattered around it. A golden arched prabhavali frame with carved lion-like figures stands behind, with a golden pyramidal stand in the foreground. This appears to be an abhishekam offering to Shiva.

Jan 10 2022 sripuram

A photograph inside a temple shows a priest in a bare-chested pose with a rudraksha mala around his neck pouring a golden-yellow liquid from a brown clay pot over a dark black Shivalinga. The linga sits on a black stone yoni-pitha base, with turmeric-coloured liquid running down its sides. Behind it is an ornate gold-toned arch carved with floral and scroll patterns, and a small trident motif is visible on the linga's backdrop. White flowers lie on the pedestal, and a gold yantra-shaped object sits in the foreground. The scene depicts abhishekam to a Shivalinga.