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Indoor temple shrine with orange walls and a grey floor, showing a group of deity murtis dressed in gold and green silk with green and gold garlands. The central standing figure wears a tall black and gold crown and holds a fan-like staff, flanked by two standing figures with turbans and jewelled necklaces. A seated figure in a green-draped niche sits on the left beside a Happy Diwali banner. Offerings are arranged on the floor, including a plate of marigolds, oil lamps, a kalasha and brass vessels on red mats. A sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a framed painting hangs on the right. No living people are visible.

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Indoor shrine photographed from the front, with three large deity murtis dressed in green and gold silk and heavy green garlands standing on a raised platform against a mustard-yellow wall. The central figure wears a tall crown and holds a trident-like staff, and flanking figures wear matching garlands and jewelled necklaces. In front, smaller murtis, brass oil lamps, a kalasha pot, flower offerings and a brass puja tray sit on red and patterned rugs. A seated murti in a green-cushioned throne-like chair stands at left, and a small deity figure in an orange-and-green dress is at right. A wall sign reads KAILASA Singapore and a Happy Diwali banner is at left. No living people are visible.Photo of an indoor shrine with a group of deity murti statues seated on a raised golden-green platform against a yellow wall. The central figure wears a tall crown, red garment and a long multi-strand garland, holding a small object in one hand. Flanking figures wear green and gold garments, garlands and jeweled necklaces. A smaller seated murti in a blue silk cloth with heavy gold jewelry sits at left beneath an orange-and-gold arch. Offerings are arranged on the floor and tables: brass lamps, a kalasha, fruit, a silver plate, a conch-shaped vessel, a red mat and a pink floral offering. Hanging brass oil lamps are visible above. A banner reading Happy Diwali is strung along the upper left wall and a sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the right. No living people are visible.2025-08-21A photograph of a temple shrine room with a deity murti arrangement. Three large seated murtis dominate the centre, dressed in yellow and green silk garments with green and gold garlands and elaborate jewellery; the central figure holds a ceremonial staff and raises a hand in blessing. Smaller murtis in green and pink dress stand on the lower altar, with brass oil lamps, a kalasha, bells, a plate of offerings, and a lit flame in front. To the left sits a figure on a gold throne with a green cloth, and a framed picture hangs on the right beside a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. A red and white patterned rug covers the floor and a 'Happy Diwali' banner hangs on the left wall. No people are visible.Photograph of a temple shrine room with a golden-yellow wall. Three large painted deity murtis stand together on a raised dais in yellow and green silk skirts with green and gold garlands, one holding a staff. Smaller murtis in purple and gold cloth sit on the floor in front and to the side. A brass oil lamp and small brass vessels sit on a red cloth. A plaque reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the wall, and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No living people are visible.A photograph of a temple shrine room with a golden-yellow wall. Three large decorated deity murtis stand centrally, with gold and green garlands and jewelled crowns, one with a raised hand and a trident-like staff. Smaller murtis and a seated figure in red stand before them, with brass oil lamps, kalasha-style vessels and a plate of offerings on a patterned rug. A seated deity murti in a green and gold shrine alcove sits at left, and another decorated murti stands at right. A painted sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a Happy Diwali banner hangs at left. No living people are visible.Indoor shrine photo at KAILASA Singapore with three large deity murtis seated side by side on a raised platform, the central figure in green and gold with a tall crown and garlands, flanked by figures in gold and red dress. Smaller murtis, a decorated arch, brass oil lamps, a kalasha, plates of offerings and a fruit-topped tray sit on a red patterned carpet. A green-draped shrine figure stands at left, and a small painted image hangs on the yellow wall. No people are visible, so the murtis are statues only; no a person candidate is present.2024-03-09A photograph of a temple shrine room with a golden-yellow wall. Three large seated deity murtis, dressed in yellow and maroon silk with heavy green-and-gold garlands, sit at the back centre under crowns; the central figure is in green and gold. Smaller murtis, a decorated mount and an offering are arranged on a patterned rug in front, with brass oil lamps, a kalasha-style vessel, plates of fruit and a small wooden stand. A framed picture hangs on the right, and a seated murti in orange and white stands on a maroon-draped stool at the right edge. A banner reading HAPPY DIWALI is on the left. No people are visible.A shrine room with a yellow-painted wall displays a row of golden deity murtis draped in green and gold garlands and marigold and rose garlands. The central murti is adorned with a tall crown and holds a staff, flanked by two smaller murtis in gold and pink-trimmed dress. A white sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE above a framed picture. Brass lamps, a kalasha, brass plates, coconuts and bananas sit on a red-and-gold rug before the murtis, and a banner on the left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-03-10A photograph of a temple shrine with three large silver-and-gold deity figures seated on a raised platform, each adorned with beaded green garlands, jeweled necklaces and ornate crowns; the central figure has a raised hand. Flanking the trio is a smaller seated deity in blue and a standing figure in white at right. Brass oil lamps hang from the ceiling and stand on the floor, with a kalasha, a brass plate, small idols, offering vessels and a red-and-white patterned mat in front. A sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE hangs on the yellow wall and a sign reading HAPPY DIWALI is at left, indicating a Diwali decoration. Nobody is physically present in the scene.2025-07-12Photograph of a shrine room with a yellow wall and a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Three deity murtis are seated centrally on a raised platform, the middle figure wearing a tall crown and holding a ceremonial staff, flanked by two female figures in green and red silk; all wear garlands of marigold and rudraksha-style beads. Before them stand brass lamps, a kalasha, bowls, a bell, and small figurines on a red cloth-covered altar, with fruit and flower offerings. A separate deity murti in red and white stands at the right, and a Ganesha-style figure with a green garland sits at the left beneath a Happy Diwali banner. No physical people are visible.2024-06-10Indoor 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.2025-02-03Indoor shrine photo at KAILASA Singapore with a central golden-painted deity murti seated on a tiered golden throne, flanked by two smaller murtis, all adorned with green and gold garlands, jewelled crowns and gold necklaces. Smaller silver and gold metal murtis, a brass kalasha and oil lamps sit on a red and beige carpet in front, with fruit and offerings on brass plates. A red-clothed seated deity figure stands to the left and a painted deity figure to the right. A printed sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-01-10