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Photo 82910642022-04-30 +1 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 1/29/20222022-01-29Close view of a dark stone murti being bathed with water poured over its face and body during abhishekam. The black deity has a hooded serpent canopy behind its head, a red kumkum mark on the forehead, and a red cloth draped below. Gold ornamented backdrop visible at the edges. No people visible.2022-03-13Jan 2 2022 sripuram2022-01-02Close-up photograph of a dark stone four-armed deity murti being bathed with water poured from above during abhishekam. The black figure wears a tall crown, a tilak on the forehead, a jewelled necklace and a wide ornate waist-cloth; it holds a discus and conch in its upper hands. Water streams over its head and shoulders. Behind it hang red velvet curtains framed by ornate gold-embossed panels. No physical people are visible apart from a hand at the top edge pouring water.2021-09-11August 19 20162016-08-19A large black stone murti of a four-armed deity stands in a gilded arched frame before red velvet drapes. A person in white at upper left pours liquid from a golden vessel over the statue's head, with water running down the figure's body in an abhishekam. The murti wears a tall crown, a sacred thread, and ornate jewelry, holding a discus and other attributes in its raised hands. No physical people are seated or standing besides the pouring attendant, visible only in part.2021-09-11KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 3/27/20212021-03-27 +2 copiesAPATH SANYASI - MALE on 9/11/20212021-09-11A black stone deity murti seated on a throne-like pedestal with a seven-hooded serpent canopy behind a gold-painted arch, being bathed with water poured from above. A hand holding a vessel pours liquid over the figure, and water streams down over the murti and pedestal. A partially visible person in orange and white ritual dress stands at the left edge, with white painted markings on the forearms. Offerings with orange and red markings sit on the carved base, and a metal vessel is at the lower left. This is an abhishekam ritual performed on a deity murti.2024-10-20APATH SANYASI - MALE on 9/11/20212021-09-11KAILASA SEATTLE, USA on 2/27/20212021-02-27 +2 copies