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2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASAClose-up of a sloping roof covered with weathered terracotta clay tiles, several slightly displaced and one ridge tile lying askew. A dried, blackened sprig of plant with brown withered leaves protrudes from the roof edge against a soft, out-of-focus backdrop of green trees and pale overcast sky. No people are visible. A small faint bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2018-05-222002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +2 copiesPhoto 11717485 +3 copiesA photograph of a terracotta tiled roof with a grey ridge and a triangular gable with exposed wooden trim on the right. Two dark grey pigeons perch along the roof ridge, one with its tail feathers fanned. Dense green trees and a hillside fill the background under an overcast sky. No people are visible.2008-07-05Close-up photograph of a roof covered with rows of weathered orange-red clay roof tiles, some stained with green moss, beneath a grey concrete or plaster eave edge and a corrugated sheet strip, with blurred green foliage above. No people, deities or ritual activity are visible.2018-05-22A photograph of the peaked gable of a traditional wooden roof with a red painted rim and terracotta roof tiles along the slopes. The dark wooden gable panel has a carved, arched opening in its upper section and three small arched vents below a horizontal beam. A small carved finial sits at the peak against a background of dense green leaves and bare branches under a pale sky. No people are visible.2006-11-10Close view of an ornately carved wooden gable on a traditional Kerala-style roof with clay tiles, seen from below against a pale grey sky. The carved timber brackets show birds, floral scrollwork and foliate motifs, with carved corbels and finials at the eaves. A palm frond edges the left side and a tree with a few flying birds appears on the right. No people are visible.2006-11-10November 09 20062006-11-09Close-up photograph of a weathered, pale wooden staff or stick lying diagonally across a deep red satin cloth. The stick is worn and cracked at its broken end, showing fibrous splinters, with a darker band and a smooth joint section along its length. No people are visible. Soft focus and shallow depth of field highlight the object's texture against the fabric.May 22 20182018-05-22