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A photograph of a stage display with two gold-toned murtis on a white platform against a dark drape. On the right stands a golden deity murti with a tall crown, several arms, a trident leaning beside it, and a dark cloth lower body on a gold base. On the left is a golden disc-shaped object with a spear-like point, in front of a white-bearded painted figure with a raised hand. At the far left edge, a person in a red sari with white floral print is partly visible, their arm extended toward the display. No other people are visible.

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A photograph of golden metal deity murtis on a dark draped backdrop. On the right stands a four-armed gold murti with a tall crown and cobra hood, holding a trident and other implements, wearing a dark maroon cloth. In the centre-left, a second four-armed murti is being poured over with a yellow liquid from a golden vessel held by a hand entering from the left, with yellow liquid streaming down its face and body. Below it, a smaller gold murti sits within a flame-like halo, holding a staff. Colourful tassels in green, red, orange and blue hang at the left edge. No people are fully visible.2024-11-24Photograph of two gilded metal deity murti standing against a dark background. On the right, a tall golden murti with a cobra-hood crown, four arms and a trident held in one hand, wearing a dark brown dhoti. On the left, a golden murti with multiple arms and a trident, partly obscured by a hand holding a yellow cloth and a fabric tassel decoration with blue, green and orange tassels. A small gold figure with a trident sits in a circular golden halo base in front of it. No people are physically present other than a hand at the upper left edge.2024-11-24A photograph of gilded brass deity murti in a temple setting against a dark maroon drape. On the right, a tall standing murti with a crown, holding a trident in one hand and a kalasha-like ritual item, bathed by liquid poured from above; a red tilak mark is visible on its crown. On the left, a four-armed murti with a trident and an ornate prabhavali halo, with a smaller seated figure on a lotus-like base. At left edge, hanging tassels in green, pink, blue and orange with gold bands, and a yellow cloth drapes at top right. The scene suggests abhishekam being performed on the murti. No people are visible.2024-11-24December 08 20112011-12-08Photo 11697309 +1 copiesA person seen from behind in a maroon and gold-bordered garment with a yellow and pink flower garland offers petals toward three metal murti statues on a pedestal against a tiled wall. The central standing murti wears a white dhoti with blue border, a tall crown, a trident-like staff, and layered bead and flower necklaces. The statue to the left wears saffron cloth and a rudraksha-style mala and is shown in a seated devotional pose. The figure on the right wears a green and orange sari and a tall crown, holding a lamp-like object. Behind them, several people in white clothes stand with palms pressed together in namaskar, and a golden throne-like seat is visible at the left edge. This appears to be a puja of murtis with petal offerings.2014-06-28Photograph of an altar scene with two large yellow-gold deity murti standing side by side, each with multiple arms and a crown, one holding a staff or trident. A hand at the upper left pours liquid, apparently abhishekam, over the left figure's head. Behind them a smaller orange-robed standing figure with a tall crown stands on a dark pedestal before maroon drapes, with a purple-covered table and a glass case in front. No physical people are visible apart from the pouring hand.2022-01-25June 28 20142014-06-28 +1 copiesA woman in a yellow blouse and cream saree with a gold border stands at right, pouring water from a copper vessel held high over the head of a large golden metal deity murti. The murti wears a tall crown, draped in a deep magenta cloth, with gold armlets and bangles, against a dark red velvet backdrop. The scene appears to be an abhishekam bathing ritual, with water running down the figure's body.2021-09-19June 28 20142014-06-28 +1 copiesNovember 15 20212021-11-15Mahashivaratri 2021