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Photograph of an indoor shrine room with mustard-yellow walls, showing seated metal deity murtis and figures dressed in green and gold garlands, rudraksha-style beads and ornate crowns. A red-and-gold banner reading HAPPY DIWALI hangs at upper left, and a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE is mounted on the right wall. Brass oil lamps hang from the ceiling. In front, a red-clad figure with a gold crown sits on a maroon cloth-covered seat. Brass trays hold oranges, apples, flowers, a bell, a lotus-shaped bowl and lit oil lamps on low carved tables, with a red patterned mat covering the floor. No physical people are visible.

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A photograph of a shrine room with a gold-painted wall displaying a set of deity murtis on a raised platform draped in green and gold cloth, with ornate jewelled crowns and garlands. In the foreground, a bull-mounted figure and several smaller murtis sit on tables before a red-patterned floor carpet scattered with petals. Brass oil lamps, kalasha vessels, plates of fruit and a lit diya stand among the offerings. A lamp hangs from the ceiling, and a placard reads KAILASA SINGAPORE beside the shrine. A purple-draped niche holds a deity with green garland at left, and a 'HAPPY DIWALI' banner hangs above. No physical people are visible.2024-08-25A decorated shrine corner inside a room with yellow walls, a red and gold banner reading HAPPY DIWALI hung on the left, and a white sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE on the right. Three large deity murtis sit in the centre on a gold-draped throne, garlanded with white and yellow flowers and green leaf garlands, one holding a staff. Smaller statues stand on the right, with a seated figure in red beside a bull-form statue. A black stone deity on the left wears a red and green cloth and a green garland. Brass lamps, fruits, flower offerings and bowls are arranged on low tables and the red floor. No people are visible.2024-04-10A photograph of a shrine room with a golden wall, showing several deity murtis richly decorated with jewelled necklaces, green and gold garlands and embroidered cloth. The central figures are seated statues with tall crowns, and a mandapam-like altar holds offerings including lemons, brass vessels, a small oil lamp and flowers on low wooden stools and red and white rugs. Two hanging brass oil lamps hang from the ceiling. A sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No living people are visible.2024-08-31Photograph of an indoor shrine room with yellow walls and a red patterned floor mat. Three large painted deity statues stand centrally, the middle one dressed in white with a gold crown and a raised hand, flanked by two figures in red and green garlands and gold jewellery. To the left, a black deity murti with a gold crown and a red shawl sits on a purple-draped seat under a green cloth canopy. In front stands a small offering table with a kalasha, brass lamps, oranges, a red-and-white flower garland and a steel plate with burning oil lamps, indicating puja offerings. A hanging brass lamp and a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE appear on the right. No people are visible.2024-03-08Indoor 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.2025-02-05Photo of a temple-style shrine in a room with yellow walls. Three large metal deity murtis dressed in green and gold garments and heavy garlands of white flowers and green leaves sit on a raised platform, with a smaller red-clothed deity murti to the left under a garland, and a smaller figure to the right on a side table. A sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE. A red and white banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. Brass oil lamps hang from above, and offerings of oranges, bananas, a pot, brass vessels and flower garlands sit on low tables and a red patterned floor mat, with scattered petals. No people are visible.2024-05-10A 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.2024-04-09Indoor shrine photo at KAILASA Singapore with a central golden-painted deity murti seated on a tiered golden throne, flanked by two smaller murtis, all adorned with green and gold garlands, jewelled crowns and gold necklaces. Smaller silver and gold metal murtis, a brass kalasha and oil lamps sit on a red and beige carpet in front, with fruit and offerings on brass plates. A red-clothed seated deity figure stands to the left and a painted deity figure to the right. A printed sign on the wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-01-10A temple shrine room with a gold-painted wall and hanging oil lamps. Three large deity murtis are dressed in gold and green silk, adorned with garlands of green and red flowers, jewelled crowns and ornaments, seated on a raised dais. A green-draped figure with a painted face stands to the left, a small deity stands to the right, and a smaller shrine with a pink-clad figure sits on the far right. Brass oil lamps, flower offerings, a bell, a kalasha-like pot and fruit sit on trays and low tables across a red patterned carpet. A sign reads KAILASA SINGAPORE on the wall, and a banner reads HAPPY DIWALI. No people are visible.2024-08-15A 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.2024-11-10Indoor shrine photograph with gold-painted walls and hanging brass oil lamps. Central seated deity murti figures in green and gold silk robes with heavy garlands and ornate crowns stand on a raised platform. A printed sign on the right wall reads KAILASA SINGAPORE, and a red banner at left reads HAPPY DIWALI. Brass puja trays, plates of fruit, oil lamps with lit wicks, marigold garlands and flowers are arranged on a red and cream rug. A green-draped figure with a garland sits at left, and a small framed painting hangs on the right. No people are visible.2024-09-01Photo of a shrine room with a yellow wall decorated with hanging marigold garlands and a sign reading KAILASA SINGAPORE. Several painted or gilded murti are arranged on a raised altar draped in green and gold cloth, including seated figures wearing red and blue garments and heavy floral garlands. A small image wrapped in red cloth with a crown-like headdress sits on the left, with a red-and-white banner above reading HAPPY DIWALI. Brass oil lamps, a bell, a kalasha-style vessel, oranges, flowers and a silver tray with offerings are set on the floor and small wooden stands in front of the altar. No people are visible.2024-07-10