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A seated life-size figure of a man with a rust-red turban, long dark hair, rudraksha-style mala beads and a heavy gold necklace, wearing a red-brown garment, sits on a striped tiger-skin cushion in front of a gold curtain, his right hand raised in blessing. The figure is a statue or cutout, not a living person. Beside it on a table draped in green fabric with red embroidered peacock motifs stand small deity murtis, with marigold garlands and a gold-bordered tray. A paper sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. The arrangement reads as a temple display corner.

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A photograph of a temple shrine room with gold satin curtains behind a draped orange brocade altar. On the left, a large printed portrait of a man seated on a tiger-skin cushion wears a red-orange turban, a rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces, with hands raised in a mudra. A white paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the altar, three small deity murtis sit on decorated trays, adorned with white and pink flower garlands and green leaves, with a few flowers scattered in front.Indoor temple shrine with yellow-gold silk curtains hung across the back wall. A large printed poster on the left shows a seated, smiling bearded figure in an orange-red turban and orange-red robe, with layered gold and flower garlands, raised hand in blessing, seated on a tiger-striped cloth. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. On the right, a green embroidered cloth covers a table holding small metal murti figures, orange marigold flowers, a brass bowl and gold plates. Tiled floor, no physical people visible.2024-12-18Indoor shrine room with gold satin curtains behind a green embroidered tablecloth draped over a table. On the table sit three small deity murtis on low wooden stands decorated with red flowers, including a seated figure in a red cloth with a garland and a pair of figures in red garments. A life-size printed cutout on the left shows a seated man in a saffron-orange turban, orange robe, layered flower and gold necklaces, and gold armband, resting his hand on a tiger-print seat; it is a depiction on paper, not a physical person. A white paper sign reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO on the curtain. A garland of pink and orange flowers hangs at the right edge. No physical people are present.A photograph of a temple altar setup in front of gold curtains. On the left stands a large printed cutout of a seated figure in saffron-red robes, a red and gold turban, a gold-and-flower garland and a gold chest ornament, with hands raised in a mudra and a tiger-skin seat, appearing as a depiction on a backdrop. A white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO hangs on the curtain at centre. On an orange embroidered cloth stand three small deity murtis on gold-edged trays, decorated with red flower garlands and yellow flowers, one dressed in a dark blue cloth with gold ornaments. No people are visible.2024-08-24A shrine room with gold silk curtains behind a small altar draped in an orange embroidered cloth. On the altar stand three small metal deity murtis, each set on a wooden tray with red flower petals and marigold garlands. A life-size printed photo of a bearded man sits at left, seated on a tiger-skin cushion, wearing a red-maroon turban with a crest, a red shawl, rudraksha-style beaded and flower garlands, and gold ornaments. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. No living people are visible.A photo of an indoor shrine corner with gold satin curtains behind it. On the left stands a life-size cutout portrait of a seated man in an orange-red turban, orange-red robe, layered gold and flower garlands and a gold pendant, seated on a tiger-print cloth; the portrait is a depiction, not a physical person, and the wall label is not a readable identity claim. On the right a green brocade-covered altar table holds three small murti on tiered wooden stands, one a standing figure, one draped in red cloth with a white garland, and one a deity figure adorned with flowers. A small paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD and TOBAGO. No people are physically present.A photograph of a small shrine room with gold satin curtains. On the left is a life-size printed cutout of a seated man in a maroon turban, saffron-red robe, multiple strands of gold and flower garlands, and bangles, seated on a tiger-striped cloth; his hands are raised in a gesture. Printed portrait cutout, not a physical person. On the right, a table draped in orange and green embroidered cloth holds three small deity murtis and a red-and-gold decorated object. A paper sign taped to the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. No physical people are visible.2024-02-11A photograph of a small temple corner with gold curtains behind it. On the left stands a life-size cutout of a bearded man in a red turban with a tilak, wearing a garland of red and pink flowers, a gold pendant, bangles, and red-and-saffron robes, seated on a tiger-striped cloth. This figure is a printed cutout, not a physical person. A white paper sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD TOBAGO. On the right, a gold-embroidered cloth covers a table holding three small murtis adorned with red flowers and green leaves, along with brass plates of offerings and a bowl. No physical people are visible.2024-08-12Indoor temple shrine with gold curtains hung behind it. On the left stands a large printed cutout photograph of a smiling man with a moustache, wearing a red-orange turban with a crest, layered gold and flower garlands, rudraksha-style beads, orange-red robes and bangles, seated with one hand raised in blessing on a tiger-striped seat. A small white sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, an orange embroidered tablecloth covers a low altar holding three small deity murtis on gold-trimmed stands, each decorated with red flowers; the central figure wears a yellow garment and the right figure is adorned with yellow and green. Red flower petals are scattered on the altar.2024-02-10A photograph of a temple corner with gold curtains behind an altar. On the left, a life-size printed cutout of a seated man in a maroon turban and saffron-red robe, wearing layered gold and flower garlands and a large gold pendant, with one hand raised in blessing, seated on a tiger-print cloth. The cutout is a depiction, not a physical person. A small white sign on the curtain reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, an orange and gold embroidered altar cloth holds three small deity murtis on gold trays, each decorated with white and yellow flowers and garlands, with a kumkum-red offering. No physical people are present.2024-01-11A photograph of a small shrine set against gold satin curtains. On the left stands a large life-size cutout portrait, printed in colour, of a bearded man in a red turban and red robe, with a white and pink flower garland, a gold pendant, bangles and armlets, seated in meditation with hands raised in a blessing gesture. Centre wall displays a white paper sign reading KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On the right, a green brocade-covered table holds three small deity murtis on red-flower-decorated trays: a standing figure at left, and two seated murtis in gold and yellow garments adorned with red flowers. A garland of red, pink and green flowers hangs on the right edge of the curtain.A photograph of an indoor shrine set against gold-yellow silk drapes hung from metal rods. On the left, a life-size printed cutout of a seated figure in a red-orange robe, a red turban with a white marking, layered garlands of orange and pink flowers, a large gold pendant and gold bangles, seated on a tiger-striped cloth; the cutout's raised right hand is shown in a blessing gesture. In the centre a white paper sign reads KAILASA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO. On a gold-embroidered cloth table stand three small decorated pedestals with marigold garlands: a standing deity murti, a silver-clad figure, and a seated deity with green leaves. In front sits a round brass tray with small bowls of white and yellow food offerings, which appear to be naivedyam. No people are visible.2024-02-12