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A procession in a narrow doorway carries a decorated deity murti on a wooden palanquin. The murti wears a silver crown, a garland of white and green flowers, and a gold necklace, with a white chamara fan above. Men in orange caps and orange shawls lift the poles, most dressed in orange or brown, one in a white shirt and one in a red shirt. A man in a white shirt raises his arm beside the murti. On the right wall hangs a gold-bordered circular emblem with a sunburst of red, yellow, blue and purple. A woman with long dark hair in an orange top stands in the foreground. Several people are in the frame, and a few are partially visible at the edges.

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May 26 20062006-05-26A photograph of a procession in a narrow stone-walled lane, with devotees in orange saffron shawls and orange caps carrying a silver-white utsava murti of Malayappa Swami, decorated with garlands in red, green, white and yellow and a golden crown. The murti sits on an ornate golden palanquin with a decorative fan-shaped canopy behind it. Men in orange and white clothing lean in to steady the palanquin, and one man with rudraksha beads looks on. A red wall and a metal sheet stand on the right side of the scene.2006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26May 26 20062006-05-26