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A photograph of a temple shrine arrangement showing devotional figures dressed in violet and purple silk with gold borders. On the right stands a female deity murti wearing a sheer patterned veil, a golden crown, layered gold necklaces and a long dark braid, holding a staff. On the left stands a smaller male figure in a purple turban and purple dhoti with gold ornaments and a white flower garland. In the centre a small purple-draped altar holds a lingam-like object with beaded necklaces and a rosette, surrounded by red hibiscus flowers and a garland. Brass oil lamps stand on both sides, and a golden-framed shrine with an orange-robed seated figure appears above. A timestamp reads 14 Oct 2026 8:30:05 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.

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Photograph of a temple shrine with two small metal murti figures in front of a golden backdrop, surrounded by brass oil lamps (deepams) and pink and red hibiscus flowers. The figure on the left wears a purple dhoti and a tall crown and holds a raised hand; the figure on the right wears a purple sari with gold border, a tall black-and-white crowned headdress and carries a long staff or spear. Behind them a larger deity in a teal and purple sari is adorned with garlands and flower arrangements. A brass kalasha sits at the lower left. No people are visible in the scene.A photograph of a temple shrine showing two small metal murti figures in front of a larger seated deity image draped in green and purple silk with garlands. The smaller figures wear plum-coloured silk garments with gold zari, gold necklaces and headdresses; the left figure holds a hand raised in blessing, the right holds a staff. Pink and red hibiscus and other flowers are arranged around the base and on the headdresses. Tall brass oil lamps stand on both sides, with a golden backdrop and colourful garlands above. A timestamp reads 13 Oct 2026 8:44:13 am with the location Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu. No physical people are visible.A photograph inside a temple shrine showing a golden seated deity murti with raised right hand in abhaya gesture, draped in a rust-brown silk sari with gold dots and a white flower garland. Below in front are three figures: a standing golden-complexioned figure at left in purple garment with white flowers and a purple turban, a small central figure seated in front of a golden cushion adorned with an orange hibiscus and beaded necklaces, and a figure at right in purple silk with a gold crown, holding a staff and a white flower, draped with a sheer gold-patterned veil. Red hibiscus flowers are arranged on the platform at the base, with brass lamps and floral decorations around. Timestamp overlay in the lower right reads 14 Oct 2026, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.A photograph of a decorated shrine inside a temple hall, showing two standing deity murtis dressed in purple silk saris with gold borders. The figure on the right holds a staff and wears a tall gold crown, a sheer veil and a white flower; the figure on the left wears a purple headdress and raises a hand in blessing with a white flower in it. Between them sits a small seated figure in purple with pearl and bead necklaces, and red hibiscus flowers are arranged at the base. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, a golden cushion rests behind, and a seated deity figure in a brown and gold garment appears above. A timestamp and location caption read 14 Oct 2026, Kadathur Agraharam, Tamil Nadu, and the kailasa seeragapadi tag. No physical people are visible.Indoor shrine photograph showing two metal murti figures standing on a gilded platform before a golden backdrop, with a larger seated deity image behind them draped in a teal and purple cloth with white and yellow garlands. The figure on the left wears a maroon and gold silk dhoti with a golden turban-like headpiece and holds a small object in one raised hand. The figure on the right wears a maroon and gold sari with a veil and holds a long staff, and both are adorned with gold necklaces and flower garlands. The central maroon-draped pedestal is decorated with red hibiscus flowers and pink blossoms, and gold oil lamps with brass stands and a small copper kalasha or vessel stand in the foreground. A tray of white and purple flowers and a lit oil lamp sit at the bottom of the frame. No people are visible.A photograph of a shrine with three deity murti in front of a gold-painted backdrop. Two figures on the sides are dressed in purple garments with orange and green garlands, with ornate gold necklaces, and have dark topknots adorned with pearls and a round silver ornament. The taller figure on the right holds a pink flower and a staff. The central figure is a small purple-draped form with a lilac and yellow garland. Red hibiscus flowers are arranged in front of the figures. Behind them, a seated figure in white with gold trim and a red and white garland is partly visible, along with brass oil lamps, a brass kalasha pot and pink flowers. The timestamp reads 20 Oct 2026 9:32:57 am, with the location Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu.A decorated shrine in a temple hall shows a seated golden deity murti in the background, raised right hand in abhaya gesture, draped in a rust-brown sari with gold dots, adorned with a white jasmine garland and gold necklaces. In front, three figures stand and sit on a gold-painted pedestal: a standing figure at left in a purple dhoti-style cloth and gold crown holding white flowers; a central seated figure in a purple garment with a red blouse and pearl necklaces, decorated with pink and orange flowers and a garland; and at right a standing female figure in a purple sari with a sheer embroidered veil and gold crown, holding a long staff topped with a white flower. Red hibiscus flowers are arranged at the base. Brass oil lamps stand on either side and a brass kalasha vessel sits at lower left. The image has a timestamp reading 14 Oct 2026 8:29:21 am, Kadathur Agraharam, Tamil Nadu, and kailasa seeragapadi.A photograph of a shrine altar with three deity murtis dressed in magenta silk garments, bearing gold necklaces, garlands and flowers. The central figure, seated on a stand between two standing figures, wears a garland of yellow and lilac blossoms and a dark pendant; the figure on the left holds one hand raised in abhaya gesture, the figure on the right holds a spear. Red hibiscus and pink flowers are scattered before them, with brass oil lamps, a red and gold ribbon draped across the golden backdrop and incense smoke rising. Timestamp reads 15 Oct 2026 10:19:03 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.A photograph of a shrine altar with three small metal deity murtis dressed in magenta silk garments, adorned with garlands, pearl necklaces and gold pendants. The two standing figures flank a seated central figure, all decorated with pink and red flowers. Red hibiscus blossoms are scattered on the altar base, with brass lamps, a brass kalasha, incense smoke rising, and piles of white jasmine and petals in front. Red and gold ribbons hang behind. No physical people are visible; a timestamp reads 15 Oct 2026 and Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu.A photograph of a shrine altar with three metal murti figures dressed in magenta silk garments with gold zari borders, adorned with gold necklaces, pearl garlands and flowers. The left figure has long black hair and raises one hand, the right figure holds a spear-like staff, and the central small figure sits with a dark pendant and multicoloured flower garland. Red hibiscus flowers are scattered at their feet, and a red banner with gold patterns hangs behind them against a gold backdrop, with a blue-clad seated figure partly visible above. A timestamp overlay reads 15 Oct 2026 10:19:21 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.Photograph of a shrine altar at Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, timestamped 17 Oct 2026 8:52:30 am. Three statues in red and pink silk saris dominate: a male figure on the left with a turban, hands folded, and a female figure on the right with a tall gold crown, holding a ceremonial staff. A smaller seated figure sits between them with a gold necklace and lavender garland. Red hibiscus flowers, marigold garlands, and gold oil lamps frame them, with a gold-covered seat behind and a brass kalasha and flower offerings in the foreground. The statues are not people, so the physical count is zero.Photograph of a ritual shrine arrangement at KAILASA Seeragapadi with two figures in orange garments, black turbans and gold necklaces, flanked by brass lamps and red hibiscus flowers. The two figures appear to be statues or murtis, not living people, so no physical people are counted. Between them sits a small central murti draped in orange cloth and garlanded with white and yellow flowers. Red hibiscus blossoms are arranged on the altar platform, and brass pots, a brass vessel, a lit oil lamp, copper bowls, a coconut and offering trays sit in front. A timestamp and location caption read 16 Oct 2026 11:50:36 am, Periya Seeragapadi, Tamil Nadu, kailasa seeragapadi.