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A Shiva lingam in a temple shrine is dressed for worship, wrapped in a pink silk cloth and heavily adorned with a gold-bordered green and gold jewelled garment, layered rudraksha and bead malas, and bright yellow and red marigold garlands. Brass lamps, a kalasha-style vessel and brass puja implements sit in front on a teal cloth, while a small standing deity murti in a magenta and gold sari stands to the right beside folded pink and gold silk. No physical people are visible.

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KAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 6/26/20222022-06-26Photo 82837762022-07-26Photo 99188612022-06-26A dark stone Shiva lingam dressed for worship in a temple shrine, wearing a magenta and pink silk cloth wrapped around its top, a green embroidered silk covering, layered gold necklaces, and multiple tiers of rudraksha malas. Marigold garlands in yellow and red wrap around it in a large arch, with red flower accents. Brass oil lamps stand at the left, a brass kalasha-style vessel sits in front, and a shiny copper-toned yantra-shaped base holds offerings. Behind it, a silver and gold brocade cloth hangs, and a small metal deity murti in gold stands at the right beside a pink and gold silk-draped seat. Teal cloth covers the altar.2022-07-18 +5 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 7/26/20222022-07-26 +3 copiesPhoto 99175682022-06-26 +3 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 7/14/20222022-07-14 +3 copiesPhoto 82915122022-06-21 +1 copiesPhoto 82903192022-07-11 +3 copiesKAILASA SAN JOSE, USA on 6/5/20222022-06-05 +1 copiesClose view of a dark stone Shiva lingam in a temple shrine, dressed for worship with layered garlands of yellow and red flowers and a dense mala of rudraksha beads. Heavy gold jewellery and a gold-bordered green silk cloth cover the base, and a gold-toned sri yantra meru sits on a gold tray in front. A purple and green silk cloth hangs at the right beside a small brass figure, and a brass lamp appears at the left edge. No people are visible.2022-06-19 +1 copiesPhoto 82846412022-07-01 +1 copies