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October 07 2010

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A small silver-toned metal murti of a deity stands on a golden peacock-shaped vahana platform in front of a red-orange wall. The figure wears a tall crown with a halo-like arch, flower garlands and green leaf festoons encircle the figure, and a red cloth drapes the base. Yellow and pink flowers are scattered on the white-draped platform. Above it hangs a red sign with white text, and a small blue sign reads Silence please in English and Kannada. No people are visible.2010-10-07A photograph of a gilded ceremonial vehicle shaped like a swan, its ornately carved golden neck and tail rising beside a small platform. On the platform stands a silver-based deity murti with a tall crown and a green leafy backdrop, garlanded with white flower strands and small coloured offerings. A red wall sign reads about devotees visiting daily, and a blue sign below reads Silence please in English and Kannada. No people are visible.2010-10-07October 07 20102010-10-07October 07 20102010-10-07November 12 20102010-11-12April 24 20122012-04-24November 14 20102010-11-14A photograph of a deity murti seated on a golden peacock throne-like stand within an ornate gilded arched frame. The murti wears a silver crown, layered silver necklaces with red and green stones, and a teal-green and gold silk garment, with its right hand raised in blessing. It is heavily decorated with garlands of red and white roses, purple flower strands, yellow and white marigold garlands and green leaves. Dark maroon velvet drapery forms the background. No physical people are visible.2012-04-24November 12 20102010-11-12A standing deity murti of Murugan (Subrahmanya) stands in a shrine niche behind a gilded peacock vahana with outstretched tail feathers and a serpent beneath its feet. The murti wears a red and silver garment, a crown, and a silver-decorated torso, holding a spear or vel, with garlands of orange, green, white and red flowers draped over it. A blue plaque in Kannada and English names the deities. Red curtains and a white sheer curtain frame the window behind, and a gilded ornamental panel sits at the right edge.2010-10-26 +1 copiesFebruary 22 20162016-02-22April 27 20122012-04-27