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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.

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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.A 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.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.A photograph of a temple shrine room with a yellow wall bearing a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE and a red banner reading HAPPY DIWALI at left. Three large decorated murtis stand in the centre: the left figure wears a crown and red garment, the central figure has a green garment and heavy gold necklaces, and the right figure wears a red and green sari-style garment with a crown. Garlands of golden beads hang on each. A green-backed deity murti sits on a throne at left, a smaller red-clad deity stands at right, and a brass oil lamp stands nearby. Offerings on the floor include brass plates, yellow flowers, oil lamps, a kalasha, and a small sacred mound. No people are visible.2024-05-09Photograph 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.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.2025-09-03Indoor 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 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.A photograph of a temple shrine with gold-painted walls and hanging brass lamps. Three large deity murtis stand centrally, dressed in gold silk, heavy garlands and ornate jewellery, the central figure with a tall black crown and a raised hand. Smaller murtis in purple, blue and red robes are arranged on tables and red carpets before them. Brass lamps, a kalasha-style vessel, a plate of fruit and flowers and a small oil lamp sit in front. A sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No physical people are visible.A photograph of a temple shrine room with a yellow wall and red patterned floor rug. Three large seated murtis dominate the centre: the left and right figures wear red and gold garments with heavy beaded necklaces, and the central figure wears green and gold with an elaborate crown and raised hand. A dark stone deity murti in a green arched niche with pearl garlands sits at left. Brass oil lamps, lit diyas, lemons, plates of flowers and brass vessels are arranged on low wooden stools and tables in front. A small sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the wall, and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. The scene contains only statues and no physical people.2024-04-09A photograph of a shrine room with a yellow-ochre wall and a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Three large deity murti figures stand in the centre and left, dressed in green and maroon silk with garlands, ornate jewellery and crowns; a seated murti on a purple cushioned throne sits at left. Smaller murti figures sit on a low wooden stand, with brass lamps, kalasha-style vessels and offerings in front. A blue-robed murti sits to the right, and a brass platform holds a fan-like whisk. Red-patterned mats cover the floor, and a banner at upper left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2025-01-08Photograph of a decorated shrine inside a room with mustard-yellow walls, showing three large adorned deity murtis seated together on a raised platform. The central figure wears a tall silver crown and green-and-gold garments with garlands, while the figures on either side wear gold and pink silk and jewelled necklaces. Smaller murtis, a kalasha-like vessel and brass oil lamps sit on red-and-cream floor rugs in front. A green-and-red seated murti is on the left beneath a banner reading Happy Diwali, and another decorated figure stands on the right beside a framed painting. A small wooden puja tray with a brass plate and offerings is in the foreground. No people are visible.