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Golden shrine interior with decorated arches, a deity murti pair seated on a throne with garlands of yellow, red and white flowers. Central figure wears a tall ornate crown and jewelled necklace; a seated companion wears a gold-trimmed crown. A shaved-headed priest in orange-saffron cloth and rudraksha beads raises a hand toward the figures, holding a ceremonial object. Beside them, a standing murti in a red-orange turban with a trident and mala. A small silver lingam with flowers sits at the base. Paper garlands hang from the top. One person is physically present, the priest.

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December 20 20182018-12-20 +1 copiesAugust 27 20182018-08-27December 20 20182018-12-20 +1 copiesTemple ritual before an ornately decorated golden shrine housing a pair of gilded deity murtis seated side by side, one male with a tall jewelled crown and trident, one female in a green and red silk sari adorned with jewelled necklaces and red flower garlands. A single priest in an orange dhoti with a leopard-print top, bare upper back marked with white sacred ash, rudraksha malas and a shaved-head sikha tuft stands at the left pouring a silver vessel over a dark black shivalinga draped with a grainy yellowish paste. Another small deity figure garlanded with flowers sits at the lower right of the frame. Gold and jewelled arches frame the shrine.2018-12-20December 22 20182018-12-22December 20 20182018-12-20 +1 copiesDecember 20 20182018-12-20 +1 copiesDecember 22 20182018-12-22 +1 copiesDecember 22 20182018-12-22 +2 copiesAugust 01 20182018-08-01Golden murti of a deity couple, a male form holding a trident and a female form, both richly adorned with jewelled necklaces, red and white garlands and ornate crowns, seated in a glittering arched shrine. In the foreground a priest with bare upper body, white sacred ash marks and rudraksha malas pours water over a white-coated black lingam on a pedestal, with a tray of offerings beside him. A small deity figure garlanded with flowers sits at the lower right. This is an abhishekam at a temple shrine.2018-12-20 +1 copiesOctober 01 20182018-10-01