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A photograph of a decorated Krishna murti at Adi KAILASA during Krishna Janmashtami celebrations. The deity is heavily garlanded with red, white and pink flower strands and wears a jewelled crown and ornaments, set against gold-toned shrine walls with hanging tassel decorations and small clay pots. A priest in an orange-red turban and orange cloth, with a sacred mark on his forehead and a bead necklace, holds a lit oil lamp in aarti before the murti, while another attendant in white stands at the left edge. Flower petals are scattered at the base.

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A photograph of a Krishna Janmashtami celebration at Adi KAILASA, showing a deity murti of Krishna dressed and garlanded with red, white and pink flower garlands and a red-and-gold cloth draped below. Tasseled hanging decorations in red, green, purple and white frame the altar, and clay pots with yellow flowers sit at its base. Lit oil lamps stand at the sides. In the foreground, a bare-chested priest in an orange cloth and a red-headed headwrap raises an offering, while another man in a red turban and cloth stands at right, and a figure in orange and a head-tied cloth is at left. Ornate gold walls frame the shrine.2021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30AUGUST 30 20212021-08-30