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A golden deity murti seated on a throne is adorned for worship. The figure wears a deep purple silk sari with a gold border, a red and white garland, and gold necklaces. Its hair is tied high in a black chignon decorated with gold ornaments. A large arch of marigold and flower garlands in pink, yellow, red, green and white frames the figure, and an open-palm mudra hand is raised. Ornate gold-and-stone carved architecture surrounds it, with a brass vessel at the right edge. A timestamp and location overlay sits at the lower right.

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A golden deity murti seated on a throne is the central subject, adorned with a tall black hair crown fitted with gold ornaments and round medallions. It wears a blue sari with gold border, a long white and red garland, gold necklaces and bangles, and holds one hand raised in blessing. Behind it an arch of yellow, red, white and green floral garlands framed by pink flowers surrounds the shrine, with a silver-patterned backdrop and a brass lamp visible at lower right. A timestamp reads 20 Oct 2026 10:09:45 am.A golden deity murti of a goddess is seated on a throne within a temple shrine, adorned for Vijayadashami. She wears a purple and blue silk sari with gold border, a dark crown with jewels, gold necklaces and bangles, and a red and white garland. Her raised right hand is in abhaya mudra. A large multicolored floral arch in pink, yellow, red, green and white frames her, and a painted backdrop of temple carvings and trees surrounds the shrine. Smaller dark-skinned figures in green and blue dress stand to the right, with brass lamps and kalasha vessels nearby. No people are visible in the scene.A photograph of a gold-coloured deity murti of the goddess Visalakshi seated in a shrine decorated for Navaratri. The murti wears a blue and pink silk sari, a gold necklace, a tall black-and-gold crown, and a long flower garland, and raises one hand in blessing. Behind it an arch of rainbow-coloured flower garlands in pink, white, yellow, red and green frames the figure, with a golden carved backdrop and jungle-like wall painting. Brass bells and a brass lamp sit in front on a gold and red cloth. Flanking shrines show a dark deity in green. No physical people are visible. Overlay text reads 14 Oct 2026 11:30:32 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, and kailasa seeragapadi.A golden deity murti of a goddess is seated on a throne in a temple sanctum, dressed in a purple silk sari with gold border, adorned with layered gold necklaces and a rainbow-striped floral arch of red, yellow, white and pink garlands framing her head. Her right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and a golden kalasha stands at her side. Smaller murtis sit on either side in gold-arched niches, and a painted forest backdrop of tree branches fills the wall. Smaller figures in the foreground are garlanded with pink flowers. The image bears an on-screen timestamp and location overlay.A seated golden deity murti at a temple shrine, adorned for Vijayadashami, dressed in a purple and blue silk sari with gold-bordered drape and a red-and-white garland. The figure wears a tall dark hair bun with gold ornaments and a gold crown, raises one hand in blessing, and sits beneath an arch of pink, white, yellow, red and green flower garlands. A gold kalasha-style vessel stands at the right, and pink flowers lie at the base. Two smaller painted deity figures sit at the lower corners, and a green-robed figure stands in a niche to the right. Behind them, a backdrop shows a temple gopuram and trees. Gold-leaf decor frames the scene.A golden murti of a seated goddess is decorated for festival worship inside a gilded shrine. She wears a purple silk sari with gold zari border, a blue blouse, a red and white flower garland, and a tall black crown with jewelled ornaments. Her raised right hand is in blessing gesture while her left hand rests on a brass kalasha vessel. Behind her is a large arch of red, yellow, white and green marigold and rose garlands. Flanking niches hold dark-skinned deity murtis in green and blue garments, and small flower offerings sit at the base. The backdrop shows a painted forest scene with stone temple carvings. This is a statue, not a living person, and no physical people are visible.Photograph of a golden deity murti seated in a shrine, adorned as the presiding goddess with a blue and purple silk sari with gold border, a red and white garland, and gold jewellery. Her raised hand shows a mudra. Above her, a golden head wearing a dark turban with a jewelled ornament hangs over an arch of red, yellow, white and green floral garlands edged in pink. To the right stands a dark-skinned figure in a green garment, and a brass kalasha sits beside the seated figure. The backdrop shows a temple-style carved stone and green foliage painting, under a gold ornate ceiling medallion.A golden deity murti seated on a throne-like seat inside a temple shrine, adorned for festival worship. The seated figure wears a deep purple silk sari with gold border, a red and white flower garland, and a gold necklace, with one hand raised in abhaya mudra. A large arch of marigold and tuberose garland in pink, yellow, red, white and green frames the figure, and a tall black hair-style crown with gold beaded ornaments rises above. Behind, a smaller gold figure wearing a maroon turban with a rudraksha mala is visible near the top of the arch, and a black stone figure in a green sari stands at right. A small brass kalasha sits beside the seat, with oil lamps and pink flowers below. The photograph carries an on-screen timestamp and location overlay.A photograph of a golden deity murti seated on a gold throne inside a temple shrine, framed by a large arch of garlands in pink, yellow, red, white and green. The murti wears a green and magenta sari, a gold necklace, a crown-like headdress and a white garland, with its right hand raised in abhaya mudra. Flower decorations in pink, blue and orange sit at the base beside the throne, and a gold-coloured frame surrounds the shrine. A timestamp and the caption Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu and kailasa seeragapadi appear in the lower right corner.A golden deity murti of a seated goddess is the central focus in a temple shrine, adorned for a festival. She wears a deep violet silk sari with gold border and a rust-red shawl draped over her shoulder, a white jasmine garland and a red-and-white garland, and a tall black headdress with jewelled ornaments. Her raised hand holds a gold object. A large arch of red, yellow, white and pink flower garlands frames her. Brass kalasha vessels and gold lamps sit at the base, with a black deity figure in a green sari to the right and another black figure in red to the left. Behind is a painted backdrop of forest and temple architecture, and a gold-framed figure appears above.A golden deity murti of Goddess Kamakshi Amman seated in a lotus-style posture on a golden base, dressed in a rust-brown sari with gold dot pattern. She wears a tall black crown-like headdress with gold ornaments, a white and gold garland, and gold jewellery. Behind her is an arch of red, yellow, green, white and pink flower garlands framing the shrine. Pink and blue floral decorations sit at the lower corners, and the setting is a decorated temple altar with gilded surroundings. A timestamp in the corner reads 13 Oct 2026 11:55:59 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu.A photograph of a golden deity murti seated on a throne inside a richly gilded shrine. The seated female figure wears a purple and magenta silk sari, a red and white floral garland, and a tall black crown with gold ornaments, with one hand raised in abhaya mudra. A large arch of marigold and tuberose garlands in pink, yellow, red, white and green frames the murti. Flanking niches hold smaller painted figures, a dark murti in green and red garments on the left and a small figure in a green and gold outfit on the right. The backdrop shows a forest scene and temple carvings, and a golden ceiling medallion is visible above. A timestamp reads 20 Oct 2026 10:09:17 am with the location Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu. No physical people are visible.