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A gilded brass trident (trishul) stands upright against a whitewashed wall, its three curved prongs and central spike decorated with white and red sacred markings and tied with yellow marigold flowers at the shaft collar. To the right, an ornate gold-embossed arched frame encloses a deep maroon cloth. The trident is the central object of the photo, with no people visible in the frame.

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KAILASA PUDUVAI 30 Sep 2021June 28 20082008-06-28July 07 20092009-07-07May 21 20132013-05-21December 04 20162016-12-04A tall bronze-coloured trident (trishula) mounted on a slender metal pole rises against an overcast grey sky. The three curved prongs and central spike are clearly visible, with a decorative collar at the base of the head. A palm tree and bare branches frame the lower left and right, and a dark roofline of a building appears at the bottom. No people are visible. The trident is a Shiva symbol, and the setting suggests an outdoor ashram or temple grounds.2011-01-23Photo 11717123 +1 copiesMarch 17 20132013-03-17Photo 11717411January 01 20122012-01-01A photograph inside a temple hall showing a tall golden trident (trishul) standing upright on a stand, its prongs decorated with yellow flowers and a red-and-white tilak mark. Beside it are two ornate gold-toned arched frames carved with floral and scrollwork motifs on stone bases. On the right, a deity murti sits draped in a bright orange cloth with a purple curtain behind it, adorned with a white flower garland and yellow marigold petals scattered on the cloth. A white paper sign on the floor reads KAILASA HOSUR. No people are visible.2025-10-15April 20 20182018-04-20 +1 copies