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KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 6/6/2021

A home altar on a wooden tray covered in purple and pink flower petals and red rose petals. Several brass and silver-toned Ganesha figures are decorated with purple flower crowns, including one playing a flute at left and one at right. A brass Vishnu-style standing deity murti with a jeweled necklace stands at right, also garlanded with purple flowers. A small clear crystal or glass shivalinga sits on a brass base at right front. A Sri Chakra yantra card is displayed behind with a rudraksha mala draped over it, flanked by two small silver bells. Rudraksha beads and dried plants fill the background. No people are visible.

A photograph of a home altar on a wooden table scattered with pink and red rose petals. Several brass and bronze Ganesha figurines are arranged, including a golden Ganesha playing a flute on the right and a seated golden Ganesha in the center-right. Smaller carved stone and wooden deity murti sit in brass plates heaped with petals. A brass oil lamp with a rudraksha bead rests in the center, and dark rudraksha malas hang from a stand with small brass bells. No people are visible.

A home altar display photographed indoors, centred on a tray covered in scattered pink and white rose petals and purple flowers. Two gold-toned seated Ganesha figurines flank the arrangement, one playing a flute, the other with a raised trunk. A gold-toned standing deity murti adorned with pink flowers and red and turquoise beadwork sits at the right. Below, small brown and tan carved figures and a brass kalasha-like vessel with a pink floral offering stand among the petals. Behind, dried grasses and cream paper flowers fill a tall vase. A small brass bell pair hangs from a silver frame holding a black rudraksha-style mala and a framed Sri Chakra card. No people are visible.

A small home altar on a wooden tray displays carved wooden and metal deity murtis, including a carved figure with a crown and a seated goddess figure, with a dark metal Ganesha-style figure beside them. A clear glass shivalinga sits on a brass stand with a rudraksha bead, and pink and magenta flower petals and blossoms are scattered across the tray and a brass plate. A dark carved stone object lies in the lower left. No people are visible.

KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 8/27/2021

A home altar arrangement on a wooden tray: a gold-toned Ganesha statue playing a flute, a second gold Ganesha at right, and a golden deity murti behind them, all decorated with pink flowers. Rose and marigold petals scatter across small brass plates. A stack of rudraksha beads hangs from the top left and a pair of brass bells stands at left, with a small brass lamp stand and carved stone figures nearby. A card showing Mount Shasta, California is tucked behind the altar. No people are visible.

KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 6/17/2021

A home altar arranged on a light wooden tray for Krishna Janmashtami. Two golden Ganesha figurines stand at the right, one playing a flute, with a small brass deity murti behind them. Pink hibiscus flowers and scattered rose petals surround the tray. At the left, a brass hand bell hangs from a green-stemmed plant beside a dark wooden rudraksha mala. A small brass lingam-style sculpture sits on a brass base with a rudraksha bead, and a carved stone deity relief rests at the left edge. A framed printed card showing a mountain and a Sri Chakra diagram is on the back shelf. No people are visible.

KAILASA LATIN AMERICA on 5/28/2021

A small home shrine arranged on a wooden tray with several brass and resin deity murtis, including two golden Ganesha figures and a bronze standing Venkateswara-style deity with red and turquoise adornment. Scattered rose petals and fresh green leaves cover the tray and brass bowls. Two hanging brass bells and a dark wooden mala hang from a metal stand behind, with dried grasses and a paper-like flower in the background. A rudraksha bead sits in a small brass cup, and a carved wooden figure with a black mala rests on a stand. No people are visible.