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A cutout figure of a seated person in a maroon turban with black cloth wrap, wearing a maroon and gold patterned silk garment and a long multicolour marigold garland, sits on a red velvet gilded sofa with one hand raised in greeting. A white paper sign on the sofa reads "Whyalla Australia". In front, a brass platter on a carved brass pedestal holds a pair of black wooden sandals decorated with pink chrysanthemum flowers. The figure is a printed or mounted image, not a physical person, and the scene has no other people visible.

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A cardboard or printed cutout figure of a smiling person in a maroon and black turban and a maroon saree with gold zari dots sits on an ornate gold-framed red velvet sofa, hands raised in a namaste-like gesture, wearing a multicolour marigold and white flower garland with rudraksha beads. A white card on the sofa reads Whyalla Australia. In front, a large ornate brass pedestal holds a brass tray with a pair of wooden sandals decorated with pink chrysanthemum flowers, with a lit oil lamp and brass deity figurines at the bottom edge over a red patterned mat. The figure is a standee or printed image rather than a physical person, and no physical people are visible.A cutout life-size portrait of a smiling figure in a maroon turban and maroon brocade shawl with gold border, wearing a garland of orange, red and white flowers, hands in namaste, seated on a red velvet sofa with gold frame and red bolster cushions. A placard reads Whyalla Australia. In front, on a gold-brass pedestal-tray, a pair of black sandals with brown straps rests with yellow chrysanthemums, with brass ritual vessels, a bell and a small figurine at the bottom edge over a red patterned rug. No physical people are visible; the figure is a printed portrait and the sandals stand in for the seat's presence.2024-10-03A photograph of a printed cutout portrait seated on a red velvet sofa with cream and gold wooden trim, a flat paper-printed figure rather than a live person. The printed figure wears a maroon and black turban, a maroon silk shawl with gold border, and a long garland of orange, yellow and white flowers with rudraksha beads. A white paper placard in front of it reads Whyalla Australia. In the foreground on a gold pedestal stands a brass bowl holding a pair of wooden sandals, with a small gold ornament beside them. Nearby are small gold deity figures, one seated with a bow, and an incense stick smoking on a red patterned cloth.2024-09-09A photograph of a seated figure on a red velvet and gold-trimmed settee, wearing a mustard-yellow turban and matching gold-patterned silk garment with a multicolour marigold and white flower garland, one hand raised in a blessing gesture. In front of the settee, a brass tray holds a pair of dark sandals adorned with yellow chrysanthemums, set on an ornate brass pedestal. A white card placed on the settee reads Whyalla Australia. The figure is the only physical person visible, and the appearance-based cues are a turban, saffron-toned ornate clothing and a garland, though the face and identity are not established from the image.2024-04-10A seated figure on a red velvet and gold-trimmed settee smiles and raises one palm in greeting. He wears a mustard-gold head wrap with a red bindi, a mustard-gold silk garment with a grey-gold border, and a long garland of white flowers alternating with orange and red blooms and green leaves. A white placard reading Whyalla Australia sits on his lap. In the foreground, a brass tray holds a pair of dark wooden padukas with brown straps, surrounded by scattered white and pale pink petals. A red bolster lies to the right against a grey wall.2024-05-10A photograph of a seated figure on a red-cushioned gold-framed sofa, smiling and raising one palm in greeting. The person wears a mustard-yellow head wrap with a red bindi, a mustard and gold silk garment, red bangles and a long garland of white flowers with orange and red marigolds. A white card reading "Whyalla Australia" rests on the lap. In the foreground a brass bowl holds a dark stone lingam decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and a brown band, set on an ornate brass stand. a person appearance cues: a seated figure in yellow silk with a turban-style head covering and a flower garland, presented as the honoured figure of the puja. The card names the location as Whyalla, Australia.2024-11-10A life-size cutout or printed portrait of a smiling man in a gold-and-olive brocade turban and matching shawl with gold motifs, seated on a red velvet gilded sofa with his right palm raised in blessing. He wears a marigold and white flower garland and a red bindi. A white paper label on the sofa reads "Whyalla Australia". In the foreground, a brass bowl on an ornate brass pedestal holds a pair of black sandals with brown straps, decorated with yellow chrysanthemum flowers, a lagapuja-style offering. No living people are visible.2024-03-10A photograph of a devotional altar set up before a cut-out or printed portrait of a smiling figure seated on a red velvet gilded sofa. The portrait wears a maroon turban, a maroon and gold brocade garment and a garland of orange and white marigolds with rudraksha beads, and raises one hand in blessing. A paper placard in front reads Whyalla Australia. In the foreground stands a large brass bowl on a golden pedestal holding a pair of black wooden sandals with brown straps, surrounded by yellow flower petals. Brass figurines of deities, a brass kalasha-style lamp, a small oil lamp and brass dishes sit on a tray over a red patterned rug. No physical people are present.2024-11-09A life-size figure seated on a red velvet sofa with gold trim, wearing a mustard-yellow turban and a mustard-yellow silk shawl with gold motifs over a light pink garment, with a red-orange-white marigold garland and rudraksha beads. The figure has palms pressed together in greeting. A white card labelled "Whyalla Australia" sits on the lap. In front, a brass bowl on an ornate brass pedestal holds a pair of wooden sandals surrounded by yellow chrysanthemum flowers, with more yellow flowers at the right edge. The figure appears to be a statue or waxwork rather than a living person, and the carpet is red with patterned borders.2024-09-10A seated figure on a red velvet and gold-trimmed sofa raises one palm in blessing and smiles broadly. The figure wears a red turban, a white and red tilak with a red bindi, a green and gold brocade garment with paisley patterns, layered orange, yellow and white flower garlands, and beaded necklaces. A white card on the sofa reads Whyalla Australia. In the foreground, a brass tray holds a pair of black wooden sandals with brown straps and gold bell ornaments, set on an ornate brass pedestal. The setting appears to be a room with grey carpet and a plain wall.2024-10-02A life-size cutout or standee of a smiling figure seated on a red velvet sofa with gold trim, hands raised in namaste, wearing a mustard-yellow silk shawl with gold motifs, a matching yellow turban with a red bindi, and a large garland of white flowers and orange-red marigolds. A white card reads "Whyalla Australia" below the garland. In the foreground a brass bowl with embossed rim holds a pair of black wooden paduka sandals with brown straps, scattered with yellow flower petals, set on an ornate brass pedestal. The scene is a ritual setup for a puja before a seated image.2024-09-25A life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling figure in a red turban with a red tilak, seated on a red velvet and gold-trimmed sofa, hands raised in a namaste gesture. The figure wears a green and beige brocade sari with a paisley pattern and a garland of white flowers and orange and red marigolds. A printed white sign on the sofa reads Whyalla Australia. In front, a large brass vessel holds a pair of black sandals with brown straps, decorated with white chrysanthemum flowers, set on an ornate brass pedestal. A gilded deity figure is partly visible at the lower right. The cutout is a depiction, not a physically present person.2024-09-14