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A tall copper dwajastambha flagstaff rises at the centre of an open sandy courtyard under a clear blue sky, flying a saffron-orange flag with a small emblem. Its base sits on a white stepped platform decorated with yellow marigold petals and a yellow-and-orange garland, with a black stone deity murti seated in front, adorned with red and white flower garlands. Red flower bunches and strands hang from ropes strung between the palm trees. Coconut palms stand behind, with a row of grey stone sculptures on the left and a yellow vehicle with a white canopy and a framed picture on the right. No people are visible.

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January 02 20102010-01-02January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 25 20072007-12-25Outdoor photo of a tall copper dhwajastambha, a ritual flagstaff, rising from a white stepped plinth at a temple courtyard under a clear blue sky. A small deity figure crowns the top, and an orange saffron flag with a printed portrait flutters from the pole. Coconut palms and leafy trees frame the scene. Marigold and yellow flower garlands are draped around the base and scattered on the steps. At right, a black stone statue wearing a white cloth and garland sits on a white pedestal. A yellow vehicle and a robed attendant in white stand in the background, along with a hanging banner and strings of orange festive streamers.2010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 25 20072007-12-25December 30 20062006-12-30December 29 20062006-12-29January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesJanuary 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesA tall copper-coloured dwajastambha flagstaff rises from a white stepped plinth in an open dirt clearing, backed by coconut palms and trees under a pale blue evening sky. A black stone Nandi figure sits at the base of the pillar, garlanded with a white and marigold necklace. A white cloth is wrapped around the lower shaft, and orange cloth and green foliage hang near the top of the pole, which is capped with a decorative finial. No people are visible in the photograph.2006-12-23December 29 20062006-12-29December 23 20082008-12-23