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Close photo of two hands bathing a small brass-toned standing deity murti with a white milky substance. The figure is bare-chested with a dhoti-like waist cloth and has a white tilak mark on the forehead; its base is ornately engraved. The hands, one holding the figure's raised arm and the other cupping white liquid at its base, rest over a yellow towel. Green glass bowls stand blurred in the background.

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A small metal deity murti of a standing child form, golden-bronze in colour with a red cloth around the waist, stands on a lotus-carved pedestal set on a square silver-toned base. Water is being poured over its head from above by a hand at the top edge of the frame, and yellow powder covers the surface below. No people are visible apart from the partial hand pouring the water. The scene shows an abhishekam ritual, the ceremonial bathing of a deity murti.2024-08-25A photograph of a gilded metal murti, a standing child-form deity figure with a smiling face, painted dark eyes and red lips, bare-chested and wearing an ornately decorated short dhoti or lower garment. Its raised right hand is open in a blessing gesture and the left arm hangs down. Milky liquid and water stream over the figure during abhishekam, and the image stands above a metal vessel holding a golden liquid. Behind it hangs a blue and red patterned cloth with diamond motifs. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of a small gold-coloured metal murti, a bare-chested standing deity figure with dark painted eyes and brows, a smiling face, a raised right hand in abhaya-like gesture and the left hand resting near the waist, wearing an ornate gold patterned dhoti. Milky liquid. Behind it hangs a blue and red embroidered cloth with diamond-shaped motifs. This is a deity murti, not a living person.A standing bronze or brass statue of a bare-chested male figure with a smiling face, short hair and a draped waist cloth, its skin and body covered in a pale blue liquid being poured down from above. Its raised right palm and lowered left hand are gold-toned. It stands on a layered lotus-style pedestal and square base set on a green table, with a golden deity murti or ritual vessel partly visible at the right edge and an orange-red cloth backdrop behind it.2022-01-29A small bronze or brass murti of a child deity standing on a square lotus-engraved pedestal, its body coated in a flowing yellow-orange liquid poured from above, as in a churnabhishekam. The figure is bare-chested with a dhoti-like cloth at the waist, one hand raised in abhaya-like gesture and the other resting near the hip. Orange liquid pools across the base and the surrounding surface. No people are visible; only the hand pouring the liquid appears at the top edge.2024-08-25A small metal statue of a bare-chested standing figure with a shaved or close-cropped head and a short white cloth wrapped at the waist is being bathed with white liquid. The figure raises one hand in a blessing gesture and extends the other palm outward. Behind it stand gold-coloured ornate chairs, brass lamps and a brass kalasha-style stand on a white marble floor. The statue is a murti, not a living person, so no physical people appear in the frame.2022-01-09A small metal statue of a standing child deity murti, bare-chested with a red-orange dhoti, one hand raised in abhaya mudra and the other held at the waist, stands on a lotus-carved pedestal. Yellow liquid. No people are visible in the frame.2024-08-25Jan 30 2022 sripuram2022-01-30August 23 20182018-08-23A photograph of a small gilded metal murti of a young standing figure, bare-chested and wearing an ornate gold patterned dhoti or short lower garment, with dark painted eyebrows and eyes and a smiling face. White liquid. Behind is a blue and red embroidered textile with mirror work and floral medallion patterns. This shows a ritual abhishekam bathing of a utsava murthi, with no visible physical people. The figure is a deity murti and no a person candidate is visible.Jan 30 2022 sripuram2022-01-30KAILASA JORPATI, NEPAL on 6/26/20212021-06-26