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Three metal murti figures stand on a stone abhishekam platform in a temple shrine. The central gilded figure is a four-armed deity with a tall crown, holding a club-like object and a lotus-like attribute, its arms adorned with bangles. The figure to the left is a bronze-toned standing figure holding a trident. The figure on the right wears an orange-red cloth draped over its body with a conical crown. Behind them on a magenta-draped altar are brass vessels, a kalasha pot, a bell, a plate of fruit and garlanded deity statues in colourful silk garments.

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Three metal murti statues stand on a stone ledge in a temple shrine. The central four-armed standing figure has a tall conical crown, bare upper body and gold-toned finish, holding objects in its hands and standing on a lotus-carved pedestal. To its left is a smaller bare-chested standing figure with a shaved head, also on a pedestal. To the right is a female figure in an orange sari with a conical headdress. Behind them is a green cloth-covered altar with garlands in red, orange, yellow and white, a framed picture, brass pots and oil lamps. Red kumkum marks are visible on the statues' hands and faces. No physical people are visible.Photograph of three brass metal murti statues on a shrine ledge in front of a purple patterned cloth. The central four-armed standing figure wears a tall crown, ornate necklaces and shoulder pieces, holding a staff-like object and other implements. To the left stands a bare-chested smaller figure with silver anklets and raised hand. To the right stands a figure in a lilac sari with a gold border, holding an object. Behind them, costumed people and a brass lamp stand are partly visible. A date stamp in the corner reads 02 November 2025.2025-01-11A photograph of three small bronze or brass murti figures standing on a dark stone-like pedestal in a temple-style room. The central figure is a four-armed deity with a tall crown, holding a staff-like object in one hand and a raised implement in another, with red painted palms and feet. To its left stands a bare-chested younger figure in short ornamental shorts with ankle bangles. To the right stands a figure in a white dhoti-style cloth with a crown and red-painted face. Behind them are a purple patterned cloth, a brass lamp stand and garlands in red, green and yellow. A phone timestamp reads 15 February 2025 6:28 am. Only statues are visible, no people.2025-08-01Photograph of three gold-toned metal murtis standing on a wet, oil-sheened stone platform, with a small seated Ganesha figure in front and a single yellow marigold flower at the lower left. The central figure is a standing deity murti with four arms, holding a snake-like object in the upper left hand and a ritual object in the upper right, with red tilak on the forehead and a tall crown. The figure to the left is a smaller standing youthful murti with hands raised in a blessing-type gesture and a red tilak. The figure on the right wears a yellow cloth draped over the shoulder and holds a small object in one hand, also marked with red tilak. A brass repousse panel stands behind them and a concrete wall with debris is visible at the right. No people are visible.2024-03-11Three polished brass deity murti stand on a metal tray in front of a carved wooden lattice screen. The left figure is a small boy with a shaved head, bare chest and a red tilak mark on his forehead. The centre figure is a standing deity with a tall crown, a red tilak, several arms holding ritual objects and a jewelled chest ornament. The right figure is a female murti in a red and gold brocade sari with a red tilak and a tall crown. Sunlight falls across the brass surfaces.2020-11-03Three bronze or brass devotional figures stand on a metal tray before a carved wooden screen. Left, a smaller nude-torso male figure raises one hand in blessing and wears a red tilak on the forehead. Centre, a taller male deity with a tall crown and red tilak holds a trident-like staff and raises a hand in blessing. Right, a female figure in a red and silver brocade sari with a tall crown and red tilak holds a lotus-like object. The gleaming metal surfaces suggest ritual utsava or abhishekam items. No people are physically present.2020-11-03KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/3/20202020-11-03KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/3/20202020-11-03KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/3/20202020-11-03Photograph of four gold-painted metal murti figures standing on a wet, orange-stained stone platform outdoors. The central figure is a multi-armed deity murti with a tall crown and red tilak mark on the forehead. To its left stands a small boy-like murti with bare torso and raised hand; to its right stands a murti in a red cloth holding an object. A small seated Ganesha murti with red tilak sits in front. Behind them are a brass repousse panel and brick wall, with scattered debris on the ground. No physical people are visible, and no a person depiction is evident.Close-up photo of a brass deity murti group on a yellow-dyed tray in a temple shrine. A standing four-armed figure with a crown and bare-chested devotee figure stand to the left, a smaller figure in a yellow cloth stands on the right, and a small brass animal figure sits in front. Red-orange kumkum marks dot the tray. Behind them a red and white flower garland and a portrait print are visible, with a silver Ganesha murti with jewelled garlands at the right edge. The setting suggests abhishekam and alankaram worship.2020-12-07Three gilded bronze murtis stand on a tray of golden liquid scattered with flowers, in front of a carved wooden lattice screen. The central figure is a four-armed deity murti with a tall crown, holding a snake-like staff and other attributes. To the left stands a smaller bare-chested child figure with a red tilak on the forehead, and to the right a female murti wearing a red brocade garment with gold border and a red kumkum mark. Purple, yellow and white chrysanthemums float in the liquid. No physical people are visible.2020-11-03