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Interior shrine wall in a red-painted room with many framed devotional prints and paintings of deities and temples. A large painted figure on the left wears a red-orange turban, white tilak, rudraksha malas and an orange robe, with a swept gold chain and bangles, and is labelled as a depiction. A white paper sign reads KAILASA ARUPPUKOTTAI in the centre. Below are brass and gold puja vessels, a kalasha-like lamp, flowers, green leaves and a green cloth on a side table with coconut and a small kalasha. Green pennants and rudraksha strands hang across the top. Swamiji (probable): the large figure on the left shows a red-orange turban, orange robe, rudraksha malas and ornate gold chain.

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