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Indoor shrine photographed from the front with a yellow-painted wall. Three large deity murtis sit at the centre on a raised platform: a central figure with a tall crown, rudraksha-style necklaces and a trident-like staff, flanked by two figures in red and gold and gold-green garlands. Smaller murtis, brass oil lamps (diyas), brass vessels and a small kalasha-like vessel with flowers sit on the platform. A lit oil lamp and a brass plate with fruit and flowers stand in front on a patterned red rug. A framed picture and a wall plaque reading KAILASA SINGAPORE hang on the right, and a smaller deity figure stands on a side table. No people are visible.

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A photograph of a shrine room with a yellow-walled backdrop and a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Three large deity murtis stand in the centre: the central figure wears a tall crown, blue garment and a green and gold-bordered mala, flanked by two figures in gold-green skirts and jeweled necklaces. Smaller deity figures, a deity idol on a throne at left, and a framed picture at right sit on draped tables. Brass oil lamps, a bell, a kalasha-like vessel, flower garlands and orange fruit are arranged on red and patterned rugs in front. A 'HAPPY DIWALI' banner hangs on the left wall.A photograph of a shrine room with three large decorated deity murtis seated on a raised platform, each adorned with gold and jewelled necklaces, green garlands and yellow silk skirts; the central figure is crowned and bears a trident-like staff. Smaller murtis and ritual objects surround the base, including brass oil lamps, a silver thali with offerings, a kalasha-like vessel, a tray of flowers and fruit, and red and patterned rugs on the floor. To the left a small shrine holds a seated figure in orange and gold, and a framed painting hangs on the right wall beside a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. A red banner with the partial words HAPPY DIWALI hangs at upper left. No people are visible.2024-10-16Photograph of a temple shrine with three large deity murtis in the centre, seated on a raised platform against yellow walls. The central figure wears a tall crown, blue garment and layered gold and beaded necklaces, with a cobra hood visible above. Flanking figures wear gold-coloured garments, green garlands and ornate jewellery. Smaller murtis and brass lamps sit on the platform, with fruit, brass plates and small offerings in front. Smaller framed figures stand to the right and left, and a rug covers the floor. No people are visible in the image.A photograph of a temple shrine room with yellow walls, showing three seated metal murtis dressed in gold and maroon silk with garlands of green leaves and jewelled necklaces. The central figure wears a tall silver crown and blue garment; flanking figures wear red and blue. Smaller deity murtis, a bull figure, brass lamps, a kalasha, flower offerings, bells and a tray of fruit sit on a patterned rug before the shrine. A green-and-gold arched altar holds a dark-faced deity murti with a crown. A gold plaque on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2025-06-03Indoor shrine room with a yellow-gold wall and grey floor. Three large seated deity murtis dressed in gold and maroon silk with garlands, jewelled necklaces and crowns sit at centre, the central figure adorned with a tall crown and holding a small bird-like figure. In front, smaller murtis, a kalasha-type lamp stand and brass oil lamps are arranged on a patterned red mat, with a Peetham-style tray of fruit and flowers. Two open framed books with Chinese text rest on stands on the mat. A gold plaque on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a small sign reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible; all figures are statues or murtis.2025-02-03A photograph of an indoor shrine room with mustard-yellow walls. Three large deity murtis stand centrally, dressed in blue skirts and layered green and gold garlands; the central figure holds a trident-like staff and has a crown and tripundra. Smaller murtis in yellow and red garments sit on low wooden stands, with brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels, flowers, fruit and a small kumkum plate on red floor rugs. A maroon and gold seated figure with a garland sits to the left beside a red 'HAPPY DIWALI' banner, and a framed painting hangs on the right. A printed sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. No people are visible.Indoor shrine with a central deity murti flanked by two standing deity murtis, all decorated with marigold and white garlands and gold-and-green draped fabric. The central figure holds a mace-like object and shows a blessing gesture, wearing a silver crown and blue garment. A small garlanded murti sits on a dark cloth-covered seat at left, and a framed picture hangs at right beside a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Brass oil lamps, flower offerings, a plate with fruit and betel-like items, and a striped rug occupy the foreground. A paper banner reading HAPPY DIWALI hangs on the left wall. No living people are visible.2024-08-28A photograph of an indoor shrine set against gold-painted walls, with a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE on the right and a red and green banner reading HAPPY DIWALI on the left. Three large deity murtis sit on a raised platform: the central figure wears a tall ornate crown with a red jewel, a blue garment and a rudraksha-style mala, with a serpent raised above; the figures to either side wear gold and green garments and garlands. Smaller murtis, brass oil lamps, fruit, a silver plate and offering bowls are arranged on a red and patterned rug. Two additional figures sit on side pedestals, one in blue and magenta, and a framed devotional picture hangs on the wall. No physical people are visible.Photograph of a temple shrine room with golden walls and hanging brass lamps. Central deity murti is a standing figure with a tall crown, blue skin, many beaded necklaces and a green-and-magenta garland, flanked by two standing murtis in gold and pink dhotis with green garlands. Smaller murtis, brass lamps, a kalasha-style bowl and offering plates sit on a red patterned rug. A lit oil lamp stands at right. A framed picture hangs on the right wall and a small figure sits in a throne-like seat on the left. A gold sign on the right reads KAILASA Singapore. No people are visible.2025-08-18Photograph of an indoor shrine with gold-painted walls and hanging oil lamps. Three large statues sit on a raised platform: the central deity murti wears a tall crown, layered jewelled necklaces and a green garland, holding a ceremonial fan and a hand raised in blessing; flanking figures wear green-and-gold garlands and jewels, one in a red turban holding a trident. Smaller murtis, including a blue-robed figure, a seated lion-shaped figure and several small metal idols, sit on a red patterned carpet beside brass plates, a kalasha, a bell, coconuts, fruit and oil lamps. A small framed painting hangs on the right wall and a plaque on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. No living people are visible.2025-05-09A shrine room with a yellow-painted wall showing three ornately dressed deity murtis seated before a backdrop, the central figure with a tall crown, trident-like staff and tripundra marks, flanked by two consorts in green garlands and blue lower cloths. Smaller murtis, brass lamps, a kalasha-like vessel, flower garlands and offerings in yellow cloth sit on the floor and low tables. On the right wall a white sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner on the left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-08-04Indoor shrine photo at KAILASA Singapore with a yellow-walled room and grey floor covered by red and maroon patterned rugs. Three large deity murtis sit on a central raised platform: a central figure with a tall crown and layered jewelled necklaces, flanked by two female figures in gold and purple saris with green garlands. Smaller murtis, brass oil lamps, a kalasha, offering plates, flowers, a small bell and lit lamps are arranged in front. Left stands a dark-faced deity murti in a purple cloth with a gold crown. Right, a small shrine figure wears a blue and white cloth. A sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a banner on the left says HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-04-11