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Antigua and Barbuda On 26/6/2025

Antigua and Barbuda On 26/6/2025

A photograph of a Guru Paduka puja arrangement on a striped tiger-print cloth. A pair of black wooden sandals (paduka) with orange leather straps rests in the centre, decorated with white frangipani flowers and orange-red tilak-marked pieces. To the left, a folded red and gold embroidered cloth, a bundle of brown rudraksha beads and a gold-tasselled cloth sit on the mat. Behind the sandals, a small figure of a seated man in red robes with a red turban and garlands is set on a pedestal in front of a larger bronze deity murti. Other bronze and brass figures, a small statue and a brass plate with flowers appear around the altar. No people are visible.

KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 5/18/2021

2021-05-18 +1 copies

2022-02-03 +1 copies

Close photograph of a small brass statue on a gold pedestal, shown with a gold jeweled crown and rust-coloured garment, draped in two long white jasmine garlands tied with orange and red pompoms. Orange rose petals lie on a red and gold patterned cloth. Behind it, orange roses, gold necklaces and a second richly dressed deity murti in green and yellow brocade with a crown are visible. The statue is a murti, not a living person, so no people are physically present. Offerings suggest a puja setting.

A photograph of a ritual altar with three small gold-toned murti figures on pedestals in front of a large printed portrait of a robed figure wearing layered beaded garlands and bangles. The central murti is a standing deity with a dark crown, holding objects in its hands, while the figures on either side wear orange garments and crowns. In front is a pair of decorated wooden paduka sandals with red flowers, white jewelled trim and gold ornaments, set on a dark red and black embroidered cloth with a small brass object between them. A partial sign reading KA... and GA... is visible at the right edge. No living people are visible.

KAILASA DHUMBARAI, NEPAL on 6/21/2021

2021-06-21 +1 copies

A small golden murti of a standing figure with a gold crown or turban, wearing an orange and gold garment, a red and gold beaded mala, and a white jasmine garland with yellow chrysanthemums, the right hand raised in blessing. It stands on a red-brown wooden altar tray amid scattered yellow and white flowers, orange physalis pods and a gold-stitched vessel, with a stainless bowl of cut fruit in the foreground. Behind it a large framed portrait shows a robed figure with gold and pearl necklaces and a gold deity pendant; the portrait is a depiction and the figure's face is not clearly visible.

A photograph of a decorated figure shown in an altar setting with no living people present. A statue in a gold and red costume with a jeweled gold crown, red flower garlands and layered beaded necklaces stands on a silver pedestal. In front lie purple chrysanthemums and yellow roses, with ornate gold-engraved trays and a gold kalasha-like vessel nearby. Behind it stand a small Shivalinga with a cobra hood, brass sculptures and a tiger-striped fabric covering the table.

A small brass figurine of a standing figure in a red turban with a jeweled ornament, wearing a red garland and gold beaded necklaces, with a brown garment and raised hand. Orange rose petals are scattered on a brass base placed on a red table with gold patterns. Behind are orange roses in a glass vase and more gold and pearl necklaces draped over a red-and-orange background. No living people are visible. The figure is a statue rather than a clearly identifiable person, so no a person identification is made.

A photograph of a small golden statue standing on a gilded pedestal atop a red and gold embroidered cloth on a green silk runner, set against a yellow curtain. The figure wears a maroon head wrap with a jeweled crown-like ornament, layered gold and pearl necklaces, and jeweled armlets, and holds white and lavender flowers in both hands. Red ixora flowers and green leaves are arranged around its base. The figure is a statue and not a living person, and no other people are visible. Whether it depicts a recognizable teacher cannot be determined from appearance alone.