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Close-up photograph of the base of a dark polished stone lingam or yoni-style pedestal in a temple, wet with flowing water that drips down its surface and onto a grey stone floor. Reddish-orange paint or kumkum-like stain marks the base ring. Water trickles down from above. No people are visible.

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Close-up photograph of a dark stone Shiva linga base with a red-painted lower rim, poured water dripping down from the upper stone edge, and a wet stone floor beneath. Carved mouldings and a small yellow petal are visible on the surface. No people are visible.2007-09-24Close-up photograph of a wet black stone Shiva lingam resting in a yoni-pitha base, with water running over the stone and pooling on the floor. The lingam's rounded upper body is glossy and streaked with white residue, and the reddish-orange painted lower rim of the base is visible. Carved moulded stone steps or plinth edges stand behind it. A small part of a human hand appears at the lower right edge. No other people are visible.2007-09-24September 19 20112011-09-19Close-up photograph of the base of a dark metal ritual vessel or linga-like object on a polished grey stone floor. Water runs down the reddish-orange painted lower band and splashes onto the wet stone, with a few droplets scattered around. Small yellow flower petals or fragments lie near the edge of the floor and a pale white powder is visible at the upper right. No people are visible in the frame.2007-09-24Close photograph of a dark stone temple structure with carved lotus-style mouldings and a rounded base, with water streaming down over the carvings. Scattered white flower petals and a few red petals lie on the wet ground in the foreground. No people are visible; the image focuses on the wet stone and falling water, consistent with an abhishekam pouring over a temple element.2007-09-24October 21 20132013-10-21 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of water flowing over a dark polished stone surface at a temple base. A carved stone pedestal edge with reddish-orange stains sits at upper left, and a thin stream of water spreads across the granite floor, creating splash ripples and reflections. No people are visible.2007-09-24ADIKAILASA on 2/1/20212021-02-01September 19 20112011-09-19Close-up photograph of a wet dark stone shivalinga with its tiered base, showing carved vertical fluting and lobed bands on the lower yoni-pitha section. Water streams and drips over the polished black stone surface, with glints of reflected light. A metal rim or fixture sits at the right edge, and water trickles down from the right side. No people are visible; this shows the abhishekam being poured over the lingam during pradosha puja at the temple.2007-09-24September 19 20112011-09-19October 21 20132013-10-21 +1 copies