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KAILASA JORPATI, NEPAL on 6/26/2021

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Jan 6 2022 sripuram2022-01-06 +1 copiesA brass-coloured standing statue of a bare-chested, smiling figure in short dhoti-like loincloth with a decorative belt, raising one hand in blessing, stands on a tiered pedestal beside a stepped shrine-like sri chakra style yantra. A golden vessel pours a white liquid. The background is an orange-yellow draped cloth. The scene appears to be a ritual offering at a temple shrine, with the statue depicting a sacred figure rather than a living person.2022-01-29A white and copper-toned statue of a bald, standing figure bathed in a stream of milk poured from above onto its head, as part of an abhishekam. The figure is bare-chested with a white dhoti and copper-coloured arms, bracelets and feet. Below, a brass tray holds golden liquid. Behind, red cloth and a marble floor are visible. No physical people are present; the figure is a statue.Jan 30 2022 sripuram2022-01-30A standing bronze or brass statue of a bare-chested male figure with a smiling face, short hair and a draped waist cloth, its skin and body covered in a pale blue liquid being poured down from above. Its raised right palm and lowered left hand are gold-toned. It stands on a layered lotus-style pedestal and square base set on a green table, with a golden deity murti or ritual vessel partly visible at the right edge and an orange-red cloth backdrop behind it.2022-01-29A close photograph of a brass or gilded bronze standing murti, with a hand pouring a golden liquid. The bronze figure is bare-chested, wears a carved waist cloth with a belt, and stands on a lotus-style base on a wooden platform. Behind it is a maroon silk drape within an ornate gold-toned arch with carved floral and peacock-like motifs, and a few small deity figures are visible at the upper right. The liquid streams down the body and pools on the base, indicating an abhishekam being performed.2024-02-29Photograph of an abhishekam being performed on a small bronze standing figure of a bare-chested sage with raised right hand in blessing, set on a lotus-patterned pedestal. Milk or water is poured from a large brass vessel held above it, streaming down the figure onto a brass tray. Behind is a framed portrait of a smiling bearded figure in orange robes raising one hand, beside an ornate gold lamp stand, a gold-embroidered cloth with red and white garlands, and a small stepped stand holding offerings. No people are visible.2022-01-02A small gold-coloured metal statue of a standing male figure, bare-chested and wearing an ornate patterned loincloth, raises one hand in blessing and holds the other open, while water is poured over its head from above. A person in an orange garment with rudraksha beads and white painted arm markings pours from a vessel at the top of the frame. The statue stands on a dark stone pedestal with carved ornamentation, set in a temple setting with a dark stone abhishekam basin and water running down; the scene reads as an abhishekam offering on a statue.2021-01-18A small metal statue of a bare-chested standing figure with a shaved or close-cropped head and a short white cloth wrapped at the waist is being bathed with white liquid. The figure raises one hand in a blessing gesture and extends the other palm outward. Behind it stand gold-coloured ornate chairs, brass lamps and a brass kalasha-style stand on a white marble floor. The statue is a murti, not a living person, so no physical people appear in the frame.2022-01-09February 17 20172017-02-17October 17 20162016-10-17A golden statue of a bald, standing sage is being bathed in abhishekam, with liquid pouring over its head and splashing outward. The statue is bare-chested with a draped cloth at the waist and raises one hand in blessing while the other hangs open at its side; a smaller seated figure sits at its base. Behind it hangs a deep red velvet curtain. At the left edge, a priest in white dhoti with a gold border and a beaded necklace pours from a vessel, his arm and wrist visible with white sacred markings. This is a ritual bathing of a murti, not a living person.2022-07-12 +1 copies