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Photo 11743854 +1 copiesPhoto 11744614 +1 copiesSeptember 15 20182018-09-15Photo 11743865 +1 copiesKAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 1/24/20212021-01-24A dark-faced deity murti of Venkateshwara (Vishnu) stands in a gilded arched shrine niche, adorned with a tall golden crown, a white urdhva-pundra style forehead mark with red tilak, and a large multicoloured garland of pompoms draped over the arch. The murti wears layered ornaments in white, gold and green, holds a white conch-like staff and a white hand gesture, and is dressed in a maroon cloth with gold and blue border. Orange marigold garlands hang at the chest and sides. The scene is a temple-style display with carved gold framing and white tent fabric behind.2006-03-01 +1 copiesA dark-complexioned deity murti of Venkateshwara (Vishnu) stands within an ornate gold-painted arch framed by a tent backdrop. The figure wears a tall golden crown with a white Vaishnava urdhva pundra mark on the forehead, and multiple layers of gold and jewelled ornaments, including a large necklace and armlets. Long garlands of marigolds and multicoloured flower strands drape over the arch and shoulders, with red cloths hanging at the sides. A white cloth covers the base, with white flowers placed at the lower right. No people are visible.2006-03-01Photo 11743848September 16 20182018-09-16April 2008 - Kailaasa In LA EventsSeptember 15 20182018-09-15A photograph of a deity murti of Lord Venkateshwar (Balaji) standing in an ornate gilded shrine arch, adorned for worship. The murti has a tall upright Vaishnavite urdhva pundra (white vertical tilak) on the forehead and a gold crown, with multiple layered garlands of colourful flowers, marigold and orange-yellow strands draped over the shoulders, and red and gold silk cloth draped over the figure. A silver staff or sceptre is held in one hand and the feet rest on a white cloth. Gold ornaments and a bejewelled necklace cover the chest. No people are visible.2006-02-26