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Indoor shrine photograph at KAILASA Singapore with a golden-yellow wall. Three standing deity murtis dominate the centre, dressed in maroon and green silk with garlands of green leaves and flowers and layered gold necklaces, one holding a fan-like ceremonial implement. A dark murti sits on a green-and-maroon draped seat at left, and a smaller figure in orange sits at right. Brass bells, a lotus-shaped bowl, a conch-shaped vessel, a silver lamp and small oil lamps hang or sit on red and patterned rugs. Fruit, apples and a plate of offerings lie on low tables, and a sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the wall. A banner reads Happy Diwali at upper left. No people are visible.

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Indoor shrine room with a yellow wall, hanging brass lamps, and a red and gold patterned floor mat. Several large deity statues stand in a row on a raised platform, adorned with garlands of green and gold beads, colourful silk draping and ornate crowns; the central figure holds a trident-like staff. A small silver framed image hangs on the right wall beside a plaque reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha pot, flower offerings, plates and a small lotus-shaped brass dish sit on low tables in front. A red and gold cloth garland banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible; the statues and printed image are not physical persons.2025-02-05A photograph of an ornate shrine room with golden walls and hanging oil lamps. Several deity murtis are seated on raised thrones draped with garlands: a central figure with a tall crown holding a fly-whisk, flanked by two seated figures, with a standing figure in orange and green on the left and a figure in red and green on the right. 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In front, smaller painted murtis in blue and gold robes sit beside brass lamps, kumkum and flower offerings. To the left, a seated murti in a purple and gold cloth and a tall gold crown sits beside a red garland-draped table holding fruit and offerings, with a red banner reading Happy Diwali. On the right a blue-robed figure sits under a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE, with a framed devotional picture nearby. Red and maroon patterned rugs cover the floor, with brass vessels, a kalasha-style pot and a bowl of petals in the foreground. No people are visible.A photograph of a shrine room with golden walls and a red patterned floor mat, showing a group of deity murtis and ritual objects. Three seated murtis in front: the central figure is adorned with a tall black and silver crown, green garland and jewelled necklaces, holding a fan-like object, flanked by two figures in crowns and garlands wearing green and gold garments. A small image on the left wears a red and orange cloth with a gold crown. Brass lamps, oil lamps, fruit, a brass bowl and vessels sit on low wooden stands. A Diwali greeting banner hangs on the left wall and a yellow sign on the right reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. No people are visible.2025-12-09A shrine room with a golden wall, photographed head-on. Three large deity murtis sit on a raised platform draped in gold cloth: the central figure wears a tall crown, rudraksha-style garlands, a purple garment and holds a ceremonial staff, flanked by two figures in gold-and-pink silk with garlands and crowns. A smaller statue of a deity in blue and orange sits in a niche to the left, and a female deity in purple and white stands at right. Offerings of fruit, oil lamps, brass vessels, flowers and a tray with an egg sit on red carpets in front. A plaque reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a paper banner says Happy Diwali. No people are visible.Indoor shrine with golden walls and a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE on the right. Three deity murtis stand on a raised platform draped in green and maroon silk: the central figure, in silver-grey with a tall crown and garland, holds a fan-like staff, flanked by two figures in red and orange garments with flower garlands. A seated murti on a gold-and-green throne sits at left, and a standing figure in white and gold at right. Oil lamps, brass vessels, fruit, flowers and a kalasha sit on red and patterned mats in front. Hanging lamps and purple paper decorations hang overhead, and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No living people are visible.2025-03-10A photograph of a shrine room inside the KAILASA Singapore centre with a yellow wall and a small wall sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Three seated deity murtis dominate the centre, each draped in green and gold garlands, with ornate jewellery, crowns and a trident on the central figure. A dark-skinned elephant-headed deity sits in a niche at left in orange and pink silks, and a smaller figure stands at right. Offerings include apples and oranges on a silver tray, brass oil lamps, a handbell, and lit candles on the floor. A hanging banner reads HAPPY DIWALI at upper left. No living people are visible.2025-07-27A shrine room with gold-painted walls holds a central deity murti flanked by two standing figures and seated murtis at the sides. The central figure has a tall crown and a jewelled necklace, holding a fly-whisk, and is draped in a green and gold sash garland. Brass oil lamps hang from the ceiling and stand on the floor. Offerings of fruit and flowers sit on brass plates, and a kalasha and bell are placed before the murtis on a red patterned carpet. A sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE and a banner reads Happy Diwali. No living people are visible.2025-07-15A photograph of a gold-walled shrine room set up with a central trio of seated deity murtis dressed in red and maroon silk with heavy silver and green-beaded garlands and crowns. The central figure holds a fan-like staff; flanking figures wear orange and red garments. A small Ganesha murti sits at left on a draped stand beside a 'Happy Diwali' paper garland. Brass oil lamps hang from the upper walls, and a tray of fruit, brass plates, a bell, and kumkum-marked offerings lie on a red patterned rug. A framed devotional picture hangs at right beside a sign reading 'KAILASA SINGAPORE'. No people are visible.Indoor shrine photographed from the front, with a central seated murti of a deity flanked by two standing figures in green and maroon garlands, all decorated with silver-toned ornaments. A gold-toned framed sign on the right wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. Below the central figures are brass vessels, a kalasha, small lamps, a brass lamp stand, a bowl of offerings and a red and maroon patterned mat. A small framed picture hangs to the right, and a banner on the left reads HAPPY DIWALI. No physical people are visible; the figures are murtis and the shrine has a puja setup.2025-03-08