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Photograph of three bronze deity murtis standing on a brass tray during abhishekam. The central figure is a four-armed standing form with a tall crown, holding a trident-like object, with a bronze ritual bell beside it. Flanking figures are a young boy-like standing figure on the left and a figure in a draped shawl on the right. Each statue sits on a lotus-style pedestal decorated with yellow marigold flowers, and the tray is wet with milk and water from the ritual bathing. A plain steel cup sits at the left edge and a tiled wall forms the background.

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Kailasa Minjur december 26th 2021Kailasa Minjur december 26th 2021Kailasa minjur december 27th 2021Kailasa minjur december 27th 2021June 24 20222022-06-24KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/3/20202020-11-03KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 12/7/20202020-12-07June 24 20222022-06-24Close view of a puja arrangement on a polished brass tray. Three bronze-coloured metal murtis stand on pedestals: a standing deity with four arms, a crown, and a necklace in the centre, flanked by a small figure with a shaved head and sacred mark on the left and a female figure in a draped sari on the right. Yellow and orange marigold flowers are placed at their feet and in their hands. In front sits a black stone shivalingam on a yoni base, decorated with a marigold and smeared with orange kumkum. Behind, a large framed picture of a deity is garlanded with yellow marigold and red flower garlands. Scattered petals lie on the tray.2021-03-22KAILASA MAURITIUS on 2/27/20212021-02-27KAILASA MULHEIM, GERMANY on 11/9/20202020-11-09Three small metal murti statues stand on a yellow-tinted surface, each decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemum flowers and red kumkum marks on the forehead. The central four-armed deity murti wears a tall crown, a rudraksha mala draped over the shoulders and a beaded garland. A smaller figure on the left is unadorned except for flowers and a mala, and a figure on the right wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the shoulder. A small silver Ganesha figure sits in front, with fallen petals scattered around the base. No physical people are visible; the statues are depictions.