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A golden deity murti of the goddess Visalakshi is seated on a gold throne (peetha) in a decorated shrine. The goddess wears a blue and pink silk sari, gold necklaces and a tall dark crown with gold ornaments, and her right hand is raised in abhaya mudra. She is framed by a large arch of marigold-style garlands in pink, white, yellow, red and green, with a brass kalasha beside her. Smaller painted and dressed figures stand at the sides and the base, and a brass oil lamp (deepa) stands at the lower left. A red and gold cloth hangs across the base. A printed photograph of temple architecture forms the backdrop.

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A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Goddess Kasi Visalakshi seated on a golden throne (peetha) inside a temple shrine. The golden-faced goddess wears a tall black-and-gold crown, a blue and magenta silk sari, a gold necklace and a long white flower garland. Her right hand is raised in abhaya mudra. A multicoloured floral arch in pink, yellow, red, white and green frames her, and red-and-gold ceremonial cloth hangs across the base of the throne. A brass kalasha stands at her right side and oil lamps flank the base. Two smaller murtis sit in the lower corners. A timestamp overlay reads 14 Oct 2026 11:29:13 am, and a caption reads kailasa seeragapadi. No people are visible.A golden murti of the goddess Visalakshi seated on a pedestal in a temple shrine, decorated for the Navaratri alankaram. She wears a blue and magenta silk sari and a gold necklace, with a white and red garland draped across her shoulders. Her hand is raised in abhaya mudra, and she wears a tall black and gold crown. Behind her is a large arch of concentric garlands in pink, white, yellow, red and green, framed by brown dry-grass and decorative metal backdrops. Flower garlands and a brass lamp sit at the sides, and a red cloth with gold border lies at the base. A timestamp reads 14 Oct 2026 11:29:26 am with the label kailasa seeragapadi.Photograph of a decorated temple shrine at Kailasa Seeragapadi during Navaratri, showing a golden deity murti of Goddess Kasi Visalakshi seated on a throne in a blue and magenta silk sari, with raised right hand in abhaya gesture, black hair tiered above, and a large multicolour garland arch of red, yellow, white, green and pink behind her. Gold lamps with flames stand on either side, flanked by red hibiscus flowers and small dark deity figures in purple and violet garments; a green-clad figure stands in an adjacent niche. No living people are visible. A timestamp reads 14 Oct 2026 11:29:07 am.A photograph of a golden deity murti of the goddess Kashi Visalakshi seated in a decorated shrine. She wears a blue and purple silk sari and a gold necklace, with a white flower garland draped down her front. Her right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and a tall black headdress with gold ornaments rises above her head. Behind her is a large arch of pink, yellow, red, white and green flower garlands, with a golden frame and a smaller golden figure at the top. Brass and gold ritual vessels and flower decorations surround the base. A timestamp reads 14 Oct 2026 11:30:39 am, with the labels Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu and kailasa seeragapadi in the corner.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 photograph of a golden deity murti of Goddess Visalakshi seated on a raised golden throne inside a gilded shrine. The murti wears a tall black and gold crown, a blue and pink silk sari, white jasmine garlands, and a long gold necklace, with one hand raised in abhaya mudra. Behind her, a rainbow-striped arch of red, yellow, green, white and pink flower garlands frames the figure. A golden kalasha-style lamp and floral offerings sit at her feet. Two golden figures are visible in the upper background, and a painted backdrop of a temple corridor and foliage fills the wall. A timestamp reads 14 Oct 2026 11:30:16 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.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.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 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.A photograph of a golden deity murti seated on a throne inside a temple-like hall, dressed in a purple silk sari with gold border and an orange shawl, adorned with a tall black crown with gold ornaments, a red and white garland, and holding one hand raised in abhaya mudra. A rainbow-striped floral arch of pink, white, yellow, red and green flowers frames the throne. Two smaller purple-clad standing figures with black headdresses and flower garlands flank the base, with a kalasha and brass lamps nearby and red flowers in the foreground. A green-clad figure stands in a side niche. A date and location stamp reads 20 Oct 2026 and Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.