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A photograph of three bronze-coloured murti statues on a golden-yellow altar platform, decorated with white flower garlands and red kumkum tilaks on their foreheads. The central standing figure wears a crown, a long rudraksha-style mala draped to the knees, and holds a hand in abhaya gesture; a smaller figure stands at left with a flower garland, and a figure in red cloth with a tall crown stands at right. A small square base with a seated figure sits in front. An embossed silver panel with ornate floral relief forms the backdrop. No people are visible.

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Three small brownish-orange metal or stone murtis stand on a wet orange-stained platform outdoors, each decorated with white flowers and red kumkum tilaka on the forehead. The central murti is a standing deity with a tall crown, multiple arms and a rope-like necklace, flanked by a smaller standing figure at left holding a flower and a figure at right in an orange cloth draped over the shoulder, with a small seated figure in front. Dried petals and red powder are scattered on the platform, and a decorative brass-coloured metal panel with embossed foliage stands behind them. No people are visible.A photograph of three bronze-coloured standing deity murtis on a low wooden table in front of an ornate embossed metal panel. The central figure, with a tall crown, rudraksha mala draped across the body, and multiple arms, holds a flower. Flanking figures on each side also hold white-and-yellow flowers, and the figure on the right wears a red-orange cloth. 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The central standing deity figure wears a tall crown, has a rudraksha mala draped from the shoulders, and holds a hand raised in blessing. Flanking him are a smaller standing figure on the left, bare-chested with a short dhoti, and a figure on the right wearing a draped shawl and a conical headdress. Yellow marigold garlands adorn each statue, and red kumkum marks dot their foreheads and hands. A small figure of Ganesha sits at the base in front, and a repousse metal panel stands behind. Scattered petals and wet residue cover the altar. No physical people are visible.2024-01-12A photograph of a set of golden-brown painted statues on a yellow-orange pedestal. A central standing deity murti with a crown wears rudraksha mala strands and holds a hand raised, flanked by a smaller standing figure on the left holding a white chrysanthemum and a figure on the right draped in a red-orange cloth and holding a white flower. A small seated Ganesha murti in front is decorated with a white flower. Red kumkum marks are on the foreheads and hands, and the statues are garlanded with yellow-and-white flowers. Behind them is an ornate metal panel with floral relief work and a dark stone wall.2025-09-02Photograph of three bronze-coloured metal murti figures on a yellow-painted platform inside a dim shrine. The central standing figure wears a crown, a beaded rudraksha-style mala hanging to the knees, and a dark forehead mark; two outer figures stand on pedestals, the left one bare-chested with a mala and the right one wearing a red cloth and a tall crown. All three are garlanded with yellow marigold flowers and bear red kumkum marks on their foreheads. In front stands a small figure with a pink rose offering, and an ornate embossed silver panel is behind them. Murti set-up with floral offerings, consistent with puja.Three small metal murti statues stand on a yellow-tinted surface, each decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemum flowers and red kumkum marks on the forehead. The central four-armed deity murti wears a tall crown, a rudraksha mala draped over the shoulders and a beaded garland. A smaller figure on the left is unadorned except for flowers and a mala, and a figure on the right wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the shoulder. A small silver Ganesha figure sits in front, with fallen petals scattered around the base. No physical people are visible; the statues are depictions.Photograph of a small set of golden-brown metal murti figures on a wet orange-stained platform, decorated with yellow chrysanthemum flowers and red kumkum marks on their foreheads. The central standing deity murti wears a tall crown, a rudraksha mala draped down to its waist, and raises a hand in blessing. A smaller murti of Ganesha sits in front, and the figure on the right wears an orange-red cloth draped over its shoulder. No physical people are visible; the background is a weathered carved stone panel.A photograph of three bronze-toned murti figures standing on a yellow-painted altar platform outdoors. The central murti is a standing deity with a tall crown, a red tilak on the forehead, multiple rudraksha-style beaded garlands, and yellow marigold garlands at its shoulders. To the left stands a smaller figure with a bare upper body, beaded chains and a yellow marigold garland, and to the right stands a figure wearing a crown and an orange-yellow shawl with a red flower garland. A small Ganesha murti sits in front with a marigold garland, and loose yellow marigolds lie on the altar. No people are visible.Kailasa hosur june 30th 2021June 24 20222022-06-24June 24 20222022-06-24