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A decorated shrine photographed outdoors under an arch of red anthurium and white flowers. Inside a gilded frame sit two painted deity murtis: a male figure wearing an orange and red turban and jewelled necklaces, and a female figure in a pink and red sari with a purple skirt, both wrapped in garlands of marigold and green leaves. In front stands a tall orange-wrapped object with a gold crown-like top, and brass oil lamps flank the platform. Colourful toy figures, shells and scattered flower petals lie on the stone ledge, with a line of coloured alphabet letters and numbers along the base. Two white horse cutouts and a red-clad figure cutout stand in front, and pink curtains hang at the sides.

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A decorated stone shrine with a gilded arch frames a deity murti pair seated on a throne: the male figure wears an orange turban and white garments, the female figure a pink and magenta sari, both adorned with flower garlands in yellow, red and white. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and a brass kalasha sits before the figures amid flower petals and offerings. Red anthurium and white flowers hang from the roof, with silver tinsel along the pillars. A small orange-clad figure sits at the base of the altar. In front, white painted horses and a small red-clad seated figure, possibly a shrine ornament, flank the steps, with colourful toys and a row of alphabet letters across the platform.2008-12-24A photograph of a decorated temple shrine under a stone roof with grey pillars. In the centre, a golden arched niche holds a deity couple murti: a male figure in a red crown and white dhoti and a female figure in a pink sari with a crescent-topped headdress, both draped in marigold and multicoloured flower garlands. Below them sits a smaller orange-robed figure with a garland. Brass oil lamps stand on both sides, with flower petals and offerings in brass bowls on the platform. In front are two white horse cutouts harnessing a small white and red seated figure like a chariot, with children's toys and colourful alphabet letters along the ledge. No people are visible.2008-12-24A photograph of a decorated shrine canopy housing a pair of deity murtis seated on a throne in a gold arched niche, garlanded with yellow, red and green flower strands. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and a red-and-white anthurium garland hangs above. In front, flat cutout figures of two white horses and a multi-armed deity murti flank a small platform scattered with petals and colourful toys. A colourful alphabet strip runs along the edge of the platform. No physical people are visible.2008-12-24A decorated temple shrine with a stone pavilion framed by red anthurium flowers, white blossoms and greenery, with red curtains at the sides. Inside a gilded arch sits a deity murti pair: a seated male figure wearing a red-orange turban and white dhoti-style attire with a large floral garland, beside a female figure in a pink and red sari with a crown. A large garland of yellow, red and green flowers drapes over them and a kalasha-like object in front. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and offerings of colourful sweets and fruit sit on the platform. In front, a white painted cutout of Ganesha sits between two white horses on a ledge with a row of colourful alphabet letters. This is a statue-and-decoration scene with no physical people visible.2008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24A decorated temple shrine with a deity murti pair seated within a golden arch, backed by pink curtains. Red anthurium and white flowers form a canopy overhead, with orange flowers and garlands framing the shrine. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and the central figure is adorned with yellow and multicolored garlands and a red-orange shiva-linga-like object. Colourful toys, small brass vessels and a rangoli-style alphabet strip sit on the platform, and painted cutouts of two white horses and a seated child-like figure stand in front. No people are visible.2008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24December 24 20082008-12-24