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A photograph of a shrine room with a yellow wall and a red-and-cream floor rug. Three large deity murtis are seated in the centre and back, draped in green and gold silk, with garlands of white and red flowers. The figure on the left holds a trident, the central figure has raised hands, and the figure on the right is crowned. To the left stands a small shrine niche with a Shiva linga decorated with green leaves and red flowers. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha, a bell, a plate of offerings, an orange and small deity figures sit on low tables and the floor in front. A paper sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE hangs on the wall, and a red banner reading HAPPY DIWALI is at the upper left. No people are visible.

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A shrine room with a yellow-ochre wall holds several deity murtis, all adorned with garlands of white, pink and yellow flowers. Two larger standing figures in gold skirts and green-and-gold draped cloth are flanked by a third seated figure playing a stringed instrument. A dark-faced deity murti sits in a green niche framed by a gold arch on the left. Brass oil lamps, a kalasha-like vessel, a silver tray, a bell and orange fruit are arranged on a red patterned carpet and low wooden tables. Hanging flower strands and a red-and-gold 'HAPPY DIWALI' banner decorate the room, and a white sign reads 'KAILASA SINGAPORE'. No physical people are visible.2024-11-10A temple shrine room with a yellow-ochre wall and a red patterned floor rug. Several deity murtis are seated on a raised platform: a central figure in green and gold clothing with a tall crown, flanked by figures in red and gold garments with long garland necklaces. 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