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A close photograph of a golden murti, a deity figure with a tall ornate crown, being bathed by water poured from a steel vessel held by a hand at the upper right. The metal shrine frame curves at left, and a rocky riverbank with blurred figures fills the background. In the lower right, a person in orange robes sits at the edge of the frame, and a second figure in saffron stands at lower left. Their faces are partly cropped or blurred, so no one is clearly identifiable. The scene suggests abhishekam at a riverside setting.

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May 27 20062006-05-27May 27 20062006-05-27May 27 20062006-05-27May 27 20062006-05-27January 08 20122012-01-08January 08 20122012-01-08May 27 20062006-05-27June 05 20122012-06-05A photograph of a metal deity murti being bathed with water poured from a silver pot held by a hand at the upper left, during an abhishekam. The silver murti stands in the centre, wearing a tall crown, while a golden hand holding a lamp-like object appears at the far left. Behind, a seated figure in orange-saffron robes wears a long garland of white, yellow and red flowers and a gold necklace, with a large golden decorated backdrop and flower garlands framing the altar.2012-01-08December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copiesJanuary 08 20122012-01-08June 26 20122012-06-26