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November 01 20112011-11-01April 08 20122012-04-08April 08 20122012-04-08A photograph inside a temple sanctum decorated with gold arches, red drapes and carved stone pillars. Two large deity figures stand behind, one in blue and one in green dress, with crowns, necklaces and staffs. Smaller seated deity murtis are garlanded with red, yellow and white flower strands in front, one in yellow and one in orange-and-white. On the right stands a woman in an orange sari with bare arms, facing the shrine, apparently offering worship. Oil lamps are set in the foreground arches.2012-05-03April 03 20122012-04-03May 03 20122012-05-03April 25 20132013-04-25April 08 20122012-04-08Photograph of a deity murti shrine in a temple setting, showing a central figure of Murugan (Subramanya) with a spear (vel) and an orange cloth draped over his head, adorned with a yellow and orange flower garland and silver jewellery. Two consort figures flank him, each in a teal-green sari with red and yellow floral garlands and silver ornaments. The golden arched canopy is ornately carved, with a red cloth draped at the base and brass lamps and vessels on a stone platform. Red-robed attendant figures stand in the background. No physical people are prominent; a partial figure appears at the left edge.2011-11-01January 19 20132013-01-19November 01 20112011-11-01A photograph inside a temple shrine showing large decorated deity murtis under a golden arch with red drapes. Two large deity figures stand at the back, one holding a trident-like staff, both dressed in blue and green garments with gold ornaments and garlands. Smaller seated murtis in front are richly garlanded with red, yellow and green flower strings, one in yellow and red clothing. A man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl with a rudraksha mala and sacred marks stands at right, beside a flower-decorated shrine. Carved stone pillars and red and orange cloth frame the scene. Only one physical person is visible.2012-05-03