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KAILASA PUDUVAI 06 Oct 2021

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Close-up photograph of a brown clay murti of Lord Ganesha, seated with an upraised hand holding a sweet and his trunk curled toward the mouth, with a crown and ornate necklace. Dabs of white and purple kumkum or vibhuti mark the forehead, trunk and ears, and a yellow marigold sits atop the head. Garlands of yellow, pink, white and red flowers and green grass surround the deity. The frame has a timestamp reading 24 November 2025 8:33 pm. No people are visible.2025-11-24Close-up photo of a brown clay murti of Lord Ganesha seated on a pedestal, adorned with yellow chrysanthemum flowers on its head, green grass blades, and white and purple dots of vibhuti/kumkum on its trunk, forehead and limbs. Behind it are garlands of yellow marigold and pink and white jasmine strands, and a red fabric draped beneath. A timestamp in the corner reads 24 November 2025 8:30 pm. No people are visible.2025-11-24A small clay Ganesha murti sits on a green banana leaf in front of a dark stone deity figure, adorned with a white jasmine garland, red and orange flowers, a red flower on the crown, and a tilak and gold-painted trunk and arms. Behind it a red-orange cloth with gold border hangs beside an ornate gold-metal shrine panel on a worn red painted floor. No people are visible.2024-10-09A photograph of handmade unfired clay figures on a pale yellow table. The central figure is an elephant-headed Ganesha with a trunk curled toward the mouth, flanked by smaller clay figures, a clay lamp-like shape, and a clay figure lying on its side. Red hibiscus flowers and white jasmine-like flowers are placed among and on the figures. Clay residue marks the table. Two bare hands are partly visible at the top edge, with a pottery figure behind them. No people are fully shown and no a person candidate is visible.2006-05-05A photograph of handmade clay sculptures on a pale wooden table smeared with clay residue. An elephant-headed Ganesha figure with a trunk and rounded belly sits at the top centre, surrounded by smaller lumpy clay forms including balls, a tall stick-like figure and a rounded head. Red hibiscus flowers and white flower petals are placed at the bases of the sculptures as offerings. No people are visible in the frame, only fragments of a figure in the upper corner.2006-05-05A small unpainted clay figure of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha sits cross-legged on a stone ledge. It has four arms raised with hands holding objects, a trunk curled toward its belly, and a plain earthen brown body. A single red hibiscus flower lies on the ledge in front of it. The grey stone surface and the flower provide the only other colour in the frame.KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 7/6/20212021-07-06A photograph of an orange-coated clay or turmeric-paste Ganesha murti set in a corner against a pale wall, decorated with yellow marigold flowers and dark red kumkum or vermilion marks. A smaller companion figure with yellow flowers stands to its right, and a figure draped in a red and gold floral cloth with a dark head covering sits at the far right. The ground is smeared with orange paste. No people are visible. The timestamp reads Nov 8, 2025 6:10:31 PM, Karanthai, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.2025-08-11Close photo of a terracotta-coloured Ganesha murti seated on a woven mat before a blue silk backdrop. The four-armed elephant-headed deity wears an ornate crown, a red-and-white tilak on his forehead, and a beaded necklace. Red flowers are scattered around the figure. In front stands a copper-coloured kalasha or ritual vessel decorated with a repoussé deity, with red kumkum-like powder on it. Above on a gold-trimmed shelf are smaller brass and gold-toned deity figures, some in blue and white garments, with red flowers placed among them.2025-06-02KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 7/13/20212021-07-13A photograph of an unpainted clay figurine of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha, seated cross-legged on a grey stone slab. The figure has four arms, the upper hands raised holding small objects, the lower hands resting near the lap, a long curled trunk, large ears and a tall pointed crown. The clay is a plain brown earth tone with visible tool marks. No people are visible; the figure is a sculpted deity murti.A photograph of a terracotta-coloured Ganesha murti seated on a red checked cloth before a lit oil lamp in a brass dish. The murti wears a white jasmine garland and a red flower garland, and the lamp flame is lit at its base on a yellow cloth. Behind it stand a garlanded figure in green and blue clothing, a brass kalasha with a garland, and small metal figurines on a gold-coloured altar. A date stamp reads 19 April 2025 9:16 am. No people are visible.2025-04-19