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27 ஏப்ரல் 2008 உலகளாவிய இந்து சமுதாயங்கள்

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A dimly lit shrine features two golden deity murtis, a male figure with a trident and a female figure with a crown and heavy gold jewellery, both decorated with garlands of orange, yellow and red flowers. A dark-clad devotee in green stands in the lower left foreground, partially visible. The murtis hold ceremonial weapons and have red painted lips and forehead markings.

27 ஏப்ரல் 2008 உலகளாவிய இந்து சமுதாயங்கள்

A photograph of a dimly lit shrine featuring two gilded deity murtis, one holding a trident, both adorned with layered gold and silver necklaces, crowns and bindi markings. They are framed by dense garlands of red, yellow and orange flowers. In the foreground, silhouetted devotees face the murtis, their heads and shoulders dark against the glowing figures. The scene suggests darshan before the deities.

Photograph of two gilded deity murtis. The left figure holds a trident and wears a crown, rudraksha-style ornaments and a white-and-silver necklace; the right figure wears a crown, a red-and-gold garment and layered jewelry. In the foreground, dark silhouettes of two or three devotees lean in at the lower edge, one in a green silk cloth with gold border. The scene is dimly lit, with the murtis highlighted against the dark surroundings.

A golden metal murti of a deity couple, a male figure holding a trident and a consort holding a lotus-like staff, decked in jewelled crowns, necklaces and bangles and framed by a dense backdrop of marigolds and red flowers in garlands. A dark silhouette of a worshipper's head and shoulders sits in the lower foreground, facing the murti. Dark setting with warm spot lighting on the figures.

A photograph of two gilded metal deity murtis, a male and a female figure, decorated for worship in a dark shrine. Both wear ornate jeweled crowns, necklaces and armlets. The male figure holds a golden trident, and the female figure holds a golden staff. Both are framed by dense garlands of orange, yellow and red flowers. In the lower left, the dark silhouette of a person's head and a green cloth are visible in front of the murtis. No living person is clearly identifiable apart from this silhouette.

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Two golden deity murtis are seated side by side on a decorated palanquin or ratha, surrounded by thick garlands of yellow, orange, red and purple flowers. The figure on the left wears an orange and red turban topped with a peacock feather, a cream and gold embroidered garment, layered jewelled necklaces, and holds a staff. The figure on the right wears a red and gold sari, a jewelled crown with a red flower garland, heavy gold necklaces, and holds a ceremonial staff. A bronze cobra-hooded staff stands at the left edge, and a golden arch frames the top. No physical people are visible in the scene.

Two ornate deity murti are seated on a decorated platform framed by a backdrop of marigold and rose garlands in yellow, orange, red, white and green. The figure on the left wears an orange turban, white dhoti-style cloth, a golden trident held upright, and a green-and-white beaded necklace with garlands. The figure on the right wears a pink silk sari, a black crown set with jewels, a gold necklace, and holds a small staff, with a long braid over one shoulder. A white cloth drapes at the left edge and gold-toned architectural carving frames the top. Both figures are metallic statues, not living people.

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