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A gold-toned deity murti stands in a temple alankaram, adorned with an ornate crown decorated with a crescent moon and a tilak-marked forehead. The murti wears layered gold necklaces, a red gem pendant, rudraksha-style beaded garlands, and a green-and-gold patterned shawl draped over the shoulders. A pink and gold silk cloth hangs at the right side against a yellow wall. The figure holds a trident-like staff in one hand and displays an abhaya mudra with the other. No physical people are visible.

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A large silver-toned statue of a deity murti stands in a temple against a yellow wall. The figure wears an ornate gold crown with a central Shiva-style trident and tilak marking, a red bindi, and layered gold and jewelled necklaces. A wide garland of green and yellow flower strands drapes the body, and a red and gold sari-like cloth with a blue lower wrap covers the lower figure. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra, the left hand is relaxed, and a yellow flower is held. Trident-tipped rudraksha-style strands hang at the sides. A red and gold drape is visible at the right edge. No physical people are present.2021-03-27A photograph of a golden-toned statue of a seated deity murti in a temple shrine, decorated with alankaram. The figure wears a tall black crown with a gold and red ornament and a tilak mark on the forehead, layered gold and beaded necklaces, and a red dhoti-style garment. Both hands are raised in abhaya-type gestures. Green and gold silk cloth and green-and-gold beaded garlands drape the figure, with a gold-coloured wall behind. Festival alankaram decoration of the deity at the temple setting.2021-04-10A photograph of a standing deity murti in a temple setting with a yellow wall behind it. The murti has a gold-toned face and body with a tall crown featuring a crescent moon, a horizontal tripundra marking on the forehead, and a red bindi. It wears layered gold and bead necklaces, a green and gold garland of beads, and a maroon and gold-bordered silk cloth draped over its shoulders. Its raised right hand shows an abhaya gesture, and its left hand rests at the side. Tall rudraksha-style garlands stand near the figure, and part of a second statue is visible at the right edge.2021-04-24KAILASA SINGAPORE on 1/30/20212021-01-30KAILASA SINGAPORE on 3/13/20212021-03-13KAILASA SINGAPORE on 5/27/20212021-05-27KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/13/20212021-11-13 +1 copiesKAILASA SINGAPORE on 12/26/20202020-12-26A silver-toned statue of a deity murti stands in a temple shrine against a warm yellow-gold backdrop. The figure wears an ornate black headdress with a red stone centrepiece and dangling pendants, a red bindi on the forehead, and layered gold and jewelled necklaces. A thick garland of rudraksha-like beads and flowers hangs to the waist, and a rich maroon and gold garment drapes the body. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and a red and gold silk cloth hangs at the right edge, with a deep green beaded garland framing the lower figure.2021-11-03A gilded statue of a deity murti stands against a yellow wall, dressed for alankaram. It wears a tall black crown decorated with a Shiva-linga style emblem, a crescent moon and jeweled ornaments, with a red bindi on the forehead. A rudraksha mala and a red rose are held in one raised hand, while the other hand rests at the side. Layered pearl and gemstone necklaces, a plum-coloured dhoti and a green and gold-embroidered shawl drape the figure, set on a gold silk cloth. Beside it sit a small wooden side table and a brass plate, and a second figure in teal is partly visible at right.2021-06-19A golden-toned deity murti stands in a temple shrine against a yellow wall, dressed in a purple silk garment with gold brocade borders and a green and gold-embroidered shawl. It wears a tall black crown ornamented with red and white gemstones, a crescent moon and a tripundra with a red bindi, layered gold and jeweled necklaces, and a rudraksha mala. One hand holds rudraksha beads and a red flower in a blessing gesture. A small brown wooden side table with a brass tray stands at left, and a second deity is partly visible at right. Ritual alankaram decoration is evident.2021-05-08KAILASA SINGAPORE on 5/2/20212021-05-02