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A person in an orange-saffron silk garment with a gold-bordered pallu and a heavy gold ornamental necklace pours water from a silver vessel over a gilded deity murti at night. The figure has long dark wavy hair, a red bindi and multiple beaded bangles on both wrists. The golden murti holds a trident-like emblem and water streams down its body. Other devotees in the background are partly visible, and a bright round lamp sits at the left edge.

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December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20A woman with long dark hair and a red bindi, wearing an orange saffron-coloured sari with a gold border and a heavy gold bead necklace and gold bangles, pours water from a large silver kalasha vessel over a gilded deity murti during an abhishekam at night. Golden statues in the background wear yellow and maroon garlands, and a figure in maroon stands at right. Water droplets fly around the scene.2011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20December 20 20112011-12-20A man with long dark wavy hair and a red tilak on his forehead pours water from a large white conch shell over a metal deity murti. He wears an orange-red garment draped over one shoulder and a heavy gold bead necklace with a gold pendant, plus beaded bracelets on both wrists. Water streams down in a blur over the brass figures below, against a dark background. This appears to be an abhishekam being performed. Swamiji (probable) is visible in appearance, based on long hair, saffron-orange clothing, rudraksha-style beads and ceremonial gold necklace, performing the pouring ritual.2011-12-20