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Kailasa kanchipuram december 28th 2021

Kailasa kanchipuram december 28th 2021

A photo of an abhishekam being performed on three copper-toned metal murtis standing on a stainless steel tray placed on a blue table. A hand wearing gold bangles pours liquid from a vessel over the central figure, which has a tall crown and multiple arms, while water runs over the tray. Blue flower petals lie at the base of each figure. The figure on the left is a bare-chested male statue with a small loincloth, and the figure on the right wears a green garment and a crown. A yellow wall, a small altar with brass items, and a red plastic chair are visible in the background.

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 12/7/2020

A photograph of a ritual abhishekam at a temple shrine. In the foreground, a pair of hands in the lower left pours liquid from a brass vessel over small bronze and metal murti figures set on a tray. The central figure is a four-armed deity murti with a tall crown, and to its right stands a figure in an orange garment. A smaller figure stands at the left. Behind them, a purple cloth with silver motifs covers the altar, with garlanded deity statues in red, yellow, green and white flower garlands, a gold arch, and a standing figure in ornate dress at the top. A gold vessel sits at the right edge. Only hands are visible; no full person is shown.

A temple abhishekam in progress: a person's hands pour milk from a brown vessel over a small bronze deity murti standing on a pedestal, while two more bronze figures stand beside it on a rusty metal tray catching the liquid. Behind them an altar draped in purple brocade holds a seated Ganesha figure and a small oil lamp. Larger decorated deity murtis, one in orange with a crown and one in a jeweled orange gown, are garlanded with red, yellow, green and white flower strands. A framed portrait on the left shows a smiling figure in orange with a rudraksha mala, though the portrait is not a physical person in the scene.

A person in a maroon top pours liquid from a golden vessel over a set of bronze deity murtis standing on a steel tray in a yellow-walled room. Three copper-toned figures are visible, one with a crown, and a green fabric is draped behind. A framed portrait of a seated figure in pink robes and a rudraksha mala hangs on the wall above, labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda", beside a smaller framed picture of a goddess. Brass pots and a small lamp sit on a blue table to the left. The scene shows abhishekam being performed.

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 12/7/2020

A photograph of a home shrine during an arati ritual. Three brass or bronze murtis stand on a tray: a small standing figure on the left, a four-armed deity murti in the centre with raised hands and a crown, and a white-draped standing figure on the right, each showing white ash or abhishekam residue. Red flower petals lie at their bases and rudraksha beads are spread on a purple cloth behind them. A hand holds a burning oil lamp at lower left, and a golden Om symbol and a large pink garland appear in the background. No people are visible beyond the hand.

A woman in a yellow-and-green floral sari and a grey knitted cardigan sits on the left performing a puja before a brass tray holding three bronze deity murti figures, one standing with a white cloth draped over it. A brass cup sits nearby and a small flower-like offering lies on the tray. Behind her, a woman in red clothing with a red turban and rudraksha mala sits with hands folded in greeting on a red cushioned seat. A large poster on the right shows a figure in a pink flower garland, gold necklaces and ornaments, beside a pile of rudraksha beads on a purple cloth.

A priest's hands pour milk from a clay pot over small metal deity murtis standing on a bronze tray during abhishekam. The central figure is a multi-armed silver-toned deity, flanked by a small figure on the left and a standing figure in an orange garment on the right. Behind them, a purple brocade-covered altar holds larger decorated deities with garlands in red, yellow, green and white, and an orange-robed figure stands at the centre. A golden arch and brass vessels sit on the altar, and a framed picture appears at the right edge.

Three small copper-toned deity murti stand on a metal tray during abhishekam-style ritual service at KAILASA Kulim. The central figure has multiple arms and a tall crown, flanked by a smaller figure at left with a bare chest and a companion figure at right wearing a dark green cloth. White flower petals rest at their bases, a bowl of red pomegranate seeds and a green-filled bowl sit in front, and a hand with glass bangles reaches in from the right, sprinkling liquid. A framed sign at top right reads PARAM, and a bright yellow wall forms the background.