Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
A close photograph of an abhishekam being performed on a bronze deity murti standing in front of a gold-tinted arch. A bare arm with a black thread bracelet pours liquid from a metal vessel onto the murti's head, and splashes of liquid fly through the air. The murti wears a tall jata-style crown or headdress, has a red-lipped face, and holds one hand raised near its chest; its body is draped in a cream cloth. The background is softly blurred, showing warm sunlight and a reddish structure. No people's faces are visible, only the pouring arm.

More like this

Open the gallery
A close photograph of a bronze-toned deity murti being bathed. A hand holding a brass vessel pours liquid over the murti's tall crown, and droplets spray through the air. The figure wears a cream or white dhoti-style cloth, has a raised arm holding an object, and wears ornamented armlets. Behind it, a gold-leafed arch or ornamented pillar glows in warm light, with a blurred background of buildings. A dark beaded bracelet is visible on the pouring wrist. No people are clearly visible apart from the pouring arm.2017-02-26August 07 20172017-08-07February 23 20172017-02-23February 27 20172017-02-27February 16 20172017-02-16April 17 20172017-04-17October 07 20112011-10-07April 17 20172017-04-17January 09 20172017-01-09February 26 20172017-02-26January 30 20172017-01-30Photo 11710155