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Indoor shrine photograph showing three statues or murtis under a gilded arched frame with a green patterned backdrop, dressed in garlands and colourful garments on a red draped altar. To the right stands a bearded statue in a red turban and white garland, next to a flower offering. In the foreground, rows of small brass and clay dishes hold coloured powders, fruits and grains on a patterned mat, with a metal pot topped with green leaves, plates of yellow and white flowers, rose petals and a bowl of food. The statues appear to be deity murtis and a devotional figure, with no living people visible.

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Indoor shrine arranged for a puja with a gilded arch framing three deity figures on a red-draped platform against a green patterned backdrop. The central figure wears a tall crown and white ornamental garlands, with yellow marigold garlands on the figures to either side. A standing statue to the right is dressed in an orange turban and ornate necklaces and holds a bouquet of white flowers. The floor before the shrine is laid with rows of small brass bowls holding colourful powders and grains, with brass platters of yellow and orange flowers, bananas, red rose petals, green leaves, an oil lamp, and a kalasha. No people are visible.A photograph of a shrine room with a gilded arch framing a green draped backdrop and three deity statues garlanded in yellow marigolds, with a red cloth draped across the altar. To the right stands a large statue of a bearded figure in a saffron-toned robe with a turban, a white flower garland and a flower bundle in his arms, presented as a statue and not a living person. On the floor before the altar are rows of small brass bowls holding flowers, grains and colored powders, with brass trays of yellow and white flowers, a steel vessel with green leaves, and a bowl of rose petals. No living people are visible.Indoor shrine photograph showing a gold-framed altar draped with a red cloth, with three deity murtis in garlands: a figure with a crown and trident at centre, flanked by two female figures in green and red saris. To the right sits a seated figure in saffron clothing and a saffron turban wrapped with a gold ornament, with a yellow marigold garland and a gold necklace; this is a statue, not a living person. On the floor before the altar are rows of small brass and earthen bowls filled with coloured offerings, yellow and white flower heaps in brass plates, a steel vessel with banana leaf covering, and white cloth bundles. No people are visible.A small shrine room with a gilded arched frame holding three statues on a red cloth-covered platform. The central figure stands between two side statues, each wearing flower garlands, silver-toned necklaces and jewelled attire, with green and red garments. Two gold-tipped staffs flank the central figure. A framed portrait with a garland stands to the right. On the floor, fresh banana leaves hold brass plates with bananas, pink flowers, a lamp, a small brass vessel, and white cloth bundles. Ritual puja items, including a brass lamp and kumkum, sit at the front. No physical people are visible.A shrine room with three deity murti standing behind a red cloth draped altar beneath a gold arched frame and green patterned backdrop. The central figure wears a white turban, several necklaces and a blue-green dhoti; the figures flanking him wear green and teal silk garments with yellow flower garlands. Brass lamps, a brass aarti plate with a flame, scattered marigold petals and a kumkum bowl sit on the red and magenta cloth. On the right, a life-size cardboard cutout of a smiling bearded man in saffron robes, a turban and yellow garlands sits on a golden throne-like seat; this is a printed cutout, not a physical person, and no name is shown on it. No physical people are visible.Kailasa Tondayarpet december 26th 20212021-12-25KailasaInHouston Event 2019 06 07 +1 copiesA shrine arch framed in ornate gold holds three statues dressed for worship: a figure on the left in a teal turban and patterned blue sari with a white forehead mark, a central figure with a tall white and gold headdress and dark skin tone against a green gold-patterned backdrop, and a figure on the right in a green and magenta sari with a dark bun and jewelled headpiece. All three wear white and silver necklaces, and yellow marigold garlands drape their shoulders. Gold-painted posts flank the figures, and a small Ganesha figure and scattered marigold petals sit on a red cloth at the base.KAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/28/20212021-12-28A photograph of a shrine with three golden deity murtis dressed in silk garments with green and gold borders, garlanded with flower and bead necklaces, and crowned. Oil lamps hang and stand in the background. In front, a pink floral cloth holds offerings: a kalasha-style pot, plates of bananas, mangoes and sweets, a banana leaf with rice and curries, and a lit lamp. Flowers adorn the altar. No people are visible.2021-05-01KAILASA SINGAPORE on 1/7/20212021-01-07A photograph of a temple shrine with a yellow-painted wall decorated with hanging mango-leaf and red flower garlands above. Three large metallic murtis stand on a raised platform: at centre a deity with a tall crown and a sceptre, flanked by two consort-like figures in gold and maroon garments, all adorned with white and orange flower garlands. Smaller murtis sit in front, with a hanging brass lamp on each side and a framed picture on the right wall. In the foreground, a red cloth holds rows of small bowls filled with fruits, nuts, grains and sweets, and large plates of fruit, cooked food and rice, arranged as an offering on a red patterned mat. No people are visible.