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A golden metal deity murti of Devi Parashakti is seated against a red cloth backdrop, decorated with white flower garlands, a jewelled crown, red and blue stone necklaces and a red silk garment. Floral arrangements of white chrysanthemums and red roses frame the figure, with a gold kalasha-like pillar at each side. The deity holds a hand raised in a mudra with a gold ornament. No physical people are visible in the scene.

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Photo 82834482022-01-10 +2 copiesA photograph of a golden deity murti of a goddess, adorned with a jewelled crown, multi-coloured gemstone necklaces and a gold-bordered green and red sari-style garment, standing before a bright red backdrop. White flower garlands drape the figure and frame the sides, with a red flower at its feet and a smaller gold figure seated below. Large white floral arrangements and green-wrapped pillars flank the scene. Text overlay reads Devi Parashakti Theppotsavam and Nithyanandotsavam Uttarang Utsavam 2021, Day 2. No physical people are visible.2022-01-10A photograph of a golden deity murti standing inside a decorated shrine canopy. The murti wears a red bindi, a jewelled crown or headpiece, layered red, green and multicoloured gem necklaces, and a green and gold garment. It is framed by white and yellow jasmine-style garlands and pink and red flower strings, with a gilded canopy overhead and a red flower garland above. Kumkum is on the forehead of the murti, and a gold-trimmed base holds it. No people are visible. A printed caption at the bottom reads Devi Parashakti Theppotsavam, with a second line naming Nithyanandotsavam Uttaranga Utsavam 2021, Day 2.2022-01-10A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Devi Parashakti, a golden-hued figure adorned with layered red and gold necklaces, jewelled ornaments and a jewelled crown, set within an ornate golden shrine arch topped by a red rose garland. Yellow and white garlands frame the shrine and pink flower garlands hang at the sides. A smaller deity figure in a red turban and gold ornaments sits at the lower right. A partially visible person in orange clothing stands at the left edge, and a shallow vessel rests at the bottom centre. Printed captions read Devi Parashakti Theppotsavam and Nithyanandotsavam Uttarang Utsavam 2021, Day 2.2022-01-10ADIKAILASA on 1/10/20222022-01-10A decorated deity of Devi Parashakti stands within a golden canopy framed by red roses, white flowers and yellow marigold garlands, with a red and white floral garland draped over the top. The goddess wears layered jewelled necklaces, a gold crown and a green and gold sari. A hand holding a lit oil lamp with a flame enters from the lower left, making an aarti offering. A smaller figure in a red turban and white garments sits at her feet, and a copyright and source credit appears in the lower right corner.2022-01-10ADIKAILASA on 1/10/20222022-01-10Close view of a decorated deity murti of Devi Parashakti inside a gold-framed canopy shrine, draped with white and red flower garlands and marigold strands. The goddess wears a crown, jewelled necklaces and a green-and-gold sari, with one hand raised. In the lower foreground a small figure in an orange-red turban and gold necklace sits before an oil-lamp flame, while a hand holding a lamp or offering plate enters from the left edge. Red roses and yellow flowers frame the canopy against a red cloth backdrop, with a dark blue light at left. The scene suggests a teppotsavam ritual, with a deity shown by the flame and flowers.2022-01-10ADIKAILASA on 1/10/20222022-01-10A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Devi Parashakti inside a shrine, framed by long garlands of yellow and pink flowers and a red flower garland hanging above. The goddess has a gold crown, gold and jewelled necklaces, and a green and gold sari, with one hand raised. A smaller decorated figure in a red and gold cloth sits at her feet. A silver hand mirror with a decorative handle is held up to the left, and a hand with bangles is visible at the lower left edge. The scene is part of Teppotsavam ritual celebrations.2022-01-10ADIKAILASA on 1/10/20222022-01-10ADIKAILASA on 1/10/20222022-01-10