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Indoor shrine corner at KAILASA Thondaiyarpet, with a sign reading "KAILASA THONDIARPET BHARAT" above. A framed portrait labelled with a name sits behind garlands, showing a figure in a maroon garland and rudraksha-style beads, with a trident hanging beside it. Below, a small Ganesha murti in green and red and a white-and-gold Shiva murti sit on a platform. In the foreground, a copper-coloured figure stands on a pedestal beside a brass plate holding a small oil lamp, a kalasha-type vessel and small metal figures, with a silver ritual lamp on a tray. Marigold and white garlands drape the green cloth, and a timestamp reads 25 Nov 2025 17:04:44, Chennai, with a caption about a shat murthi abhishegam.

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A photograph of a shrine corner at a KAILASA centre. In the foreground a gold-coloured plaque reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT beside a small bronze figure of a standing man holding a yellow flower on a lotus base, set on a brass tray with flower petals and small black stone and metal figures. Behind, a tall framed portrait wearing a dark maroon garland and a striped white-and-maroon garland is shown with a pendant and a trishul on the wall. A seated golden Ganesha figure sits among green cloth and white and yellow garlands, and a blue draped cloth hangs on the left. The timestamp reads 26 Nov 2025 12:32:11 Chennai. No physical people are visible.2025-11-26Photograph of a temple-style shrine corner decorated with garlands of yellow, orange, white and red flowers. A gold signboard reading "KAILASA TONDIORPET" and "BHIMAR" stands at left beside a brass-finished figure holding flowers. A framed portrait of a long-haired figure in a maroon garland hangs in the back, with a Ganesha murti in green and red and a brass kalasha wrapped in yellow marigold garland at center. Marigold and rose petals are heaped on a brown cloth tray in the foreground, with a white cloth at lower left. No people are visible.2025-11-26A photograph of a small household shrine arranged on a red and green cloth, with garlands of white jasmine and marigold draped above. A small seated figure in a red-brown robe with a white and red necklace and a tilak on the forehead sits on a copper base, surrounded by scattered white flowers. Beside it stands a colourful orange and white Ganesha figure. Brass oil lamps with lit flames, a brass bowl of almonds, a brass vessel of liquid, and a brass lamp stand sit on the cloth, along with a framed printed image of a monk-like figure. There are no physical people in the frame.Indoor shrine corner with a yellow wall and a sign reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A large cut-out depiction of a smiling man in a red turban and saffron-toned garment, garlanded with red, yellow and green flowers, stands at right beside a trishula. A smaller printed image in a red-and-white garland stands at centre-left, with a green and red painted Ganesha statue and a small colourful deity murti before it. A green cloth draped with white and yellow garlands sits at left, and a brown cloth covers a stand in front. Brass plates on the floor hold a coconut, bananas, a small shivalinga, kumkum and flower petals, with a hand visible at lower right. A timestamp reads 28 Nov 2025 10:34:42 Chennai and a caption at the bottom reads 'yham DEEPAM NITHYANANDA BRAHMOTSAVAM'.2025-11-28ADIKAILASA On November 27, 20252025-11-28 +1 copiesPhotograph of a shrine corner in a yellow-walled room, with a red silk cloth draped over the altar. Two standing deity murtis on the left wear white and orange garlands, one with a tall decorated crown. A gold sign reads "KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT". At centre stands a small figure of a standing male in red-brown dress holding a trident, and at right a large printed cutout of a seated figure in pink-orange robes, a turban and heavy beaded necklaces. Brass plates with oil lamps, flowers, a coconut and offerings sit on the red cloth, and a hand holding an incense or lamp item appears at the lower right. A small framed photo of a woman and a Ganesha figure are at left. Timestamp reads 20 Apr 2025 21:46:17 Chennai, Kailasa Tondaiarpet.2025-04-20A photograph of a ritual arrangement on a golden tray draped with a maroon cloth, set against a green backdrop. A small golden-brown standing figure of a child-like deity with a yellow flower crown and red flowers draped over the arms stands at the back. Around its base are a silver-toned Ganesha figure, small metal deity figurines, a brass shivalinga-style vessel, yellow chrysanthemums and red roses, with scattered turmeric and rice. A brass oil lamp burns at right and a banana sits at left. No people are visible; the scene is a puja arrangement of deity murtis and offerings.2025-11-25Photograph of a brass tray arranged for ritual worship. Centre-left stands a gold-painted figure of a standing boy with bare chest and short shorts, holding a pink flower or offering in one raised hand, with silver-toned wristbands and anklets on a golden pedestal. In front sits a silver Ganesha figure with a yellow chrysanthemum flower beside it. To the right are a small Shiva lingam with a gold base, a pink rose, a dark Nandi bull and a small silver deity figure. A teal backdrop fills the background. Items are objects only; no people are visible.2025-11-25Indoor shrine corner with a yellow wall and red draped altar. A golden sign reads "KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT" above a small standing figure of a man with long dark hair, holding a trident, wearing a rudraksha-style necklace and dhoti, set on a black base. To the right, a large cut-out printed portrait labelled on the sign context shows a man in an orange-brown turban, many beaded necklaces and a rudraksha mala, seated. Left of centre, a golden-framed deity murti is garlanded with white and orange flowers. Offerings on the altar include a coconut on a brass plate, a brass tray of kumkum and vibhuti, yellow flower garlands, a bowl of white paste and small brass lamps. A small framed photo of a woman sits at the left edge. A timestamp reads 17 Apr 2025 19:44:36, Chennai.2025-04-17A photograph of a puja being performed at a shrine labelled by a sign reading KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. A seated priest with grey hair, white dhoti and a rudraksha mala sits on an orange cloth before brass puja vessels, a lit oil lamp, bananas and a plate of offerings. Behind him, marigold and red-yellow garlands drape a deity murti and a large cutout portrait of a man with a crown-like headdress and red-and-yellow garland. Small Ganesha and a standing figure stand on a purple cloth, and a trident leans against the wall. A timestamp reads 28 Nov 2025 10:34:37 Chennai.2025-11-28Photo of a shrine corner with a yellow wall and red cloth floor. A brass plate holds lit oil lamps, a small dish of flowers and offerings, and several brass vessels sit on the red cloth. On the left, metal deity murtis wear white and red garlands, with a golden canopy pole beside them. A gold-lettered sign on the wall reads KAILASA TONDIARPET BHARAT. Beside it stands a standing figure with a trident, and at right is a cut-out printed photograph of a seated, bearded man in a pink turban, layered beaded necklaces and rudraksha-style malas, with a flower offering in front. This printed figure is a depiction, not a physical person, and no one is physically present in the frame.2025-02-22A photograph of a home-style shrine set up for puja, with a small bronze deity murti of a standing figure wearing a silver crown and red cloth, beside a white and pink Ganesha figure. The altar is draped with green, red and purple silk cloths and garlanded with white and yellow flower strings. Brass plates hold yellow marigold petals, a copper bowl holds offerings, a lit oil lamp burns in front, and a brass pot with a ladle stands in the foreground. No people are visible.