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A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Lord Murugan (Subramanya) flanked by two consorts, shown in a shrine or procession setting. The central figure wears an orange-yellow turban, a crown, a heavy gold and jewelled necklace, and holds a spear (vel) crossed with a staff. Two female figures on either side wear teal and turquoise silk saris with gold jewellery. The murtis are framed by a dense arrangement of red roses, yellow marigold garlands and purple flowers, with a gold ornamental arch above and a deep red cloth base below. No physical people are visible.

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A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Murugan (Subramanya) flanked by two consort figures, all shown as statues. The central figure wears an orange turban and a crown, holds a spear-like weapon and a ceremonial mace, and wears ornate gold and silver jewellery. The two side figures wear turquoise and green silk saris with gold borders and jewelled necklaces. The whole arrangement is framed by dense garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds, white jasmine and purple flowers in a tall arched shape, set in a temple shrine with red pillars and yellow draping. No living people are visible.2011-11-01A central deity murti of Murugan (Subramanya) stands between two consort figures, all in metal with gilded crowns and heavy jewelled necklaces. The central figure wears an orange turban and a teal garment, holding a spear and a ceremonial staff in raised hands, with crossed spears before him. Dense garlands of yellow marigolds and red and purple flowers frame the figures, and the two side figures wear teal and green dresses with ornate gold jewellery. No living people are visible.2011-11-01A decorated deity murti of Subramanya Swami stands at the centre of a shrine, framed by a dense arch of red roses, purple and white blossoms and yellow marigold garlands. The central figure wears an orange turban and crown, a jewelled silver necklace and holds a spear (vel) and a staff-like weapon. Two smaller female murtis flank him, each in a teal sari with gold jewellery and crowns, reflecting a thirukalyanam-style setting. Gold and red ceremonial decorations surround the altar, and a colourful patterned pillar is visible at the right edge. No living people are visible.2011-11-01Photograph of a festival procession vehicle decorated with dense garlands of red roses, yellow marigolds and purple flowers, arranged in heart-like arches. At the centre stands a deity murti of Lord Murugan (Subramanya) in a golden crown, orange turban and ornate silver jewellery, holding a spear (vel) and a staff. Flanking him are two female deity figures in teal silk saris with gold and jewelled necklaces and crowns. A gold-colored canopy and red pillars frame the scene, with a maroon and gold brocade cloth below. No people are visible.2011-11-01November 01 20112011-11-01November 01 20112011-11-01November 06 20132013-11-06July 18 20132013-07-18 +1 copiesA photograph of a decorated deity murti of Murugan (Subramanya) standing centrally, flanked by two consort figures in teal and turquoise silk saris with heavy gold jewellery. The central figure wears an orange turban-style crown, holds a spear-like vel and a ceremonial mirror, and wears layered gold necklaces. The murti is framed by a dense arch of red roses, yellow marigold garlands and purple flowers, with a gold ornate backdrop above. A red cloth covers the base. No people are visible in the scene apart from a partially visible head at the lower left edge.2011-11-01November 01 20112011-11-01Three deity murtis stand together in a shrine, richly garlanded with thick bands of red roses, yellow marigolds, white flowers and multicoloured blossom strands. The central figure wears a tall golden crown, a layered gold and jewelled necklace and a green garment, and holds a staff-like attribute. Flanking figures on either side wear tall jewelled crowns, heavy gold necklaces and orange-gold silk. Behind them is an ornate silver-gold backdrop. Garland-decorated deity murti at a temple.2013-07-18October 06 20112011-10-06