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A decorated murti of Subrahmanya stands in a shrine against red curtains and a white backdrop. The deity wears a silver crown, a red and orange turban-like cloth, a silver necklace and a red and purple dhoti, and holds a spear-like vel in each hand. Multicoloured garlands of orange, green, yellow and white flowers drape from the shoulders. A golden peacock-shaped vahana and a golden peacock tail are visible at the lower edges. A blue banner at the base carries Kannada and English text naming the deity, and a small logo appears in the upper left corner. No people are visible.

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October 27 20102010-10-27A decorated metal murti of Lord Subrahmanya standing against a white curtain with red side drapes. The deity wears a jewelled crown, a red headcloth, a red and gold garment with purple underlay, and heavy silver and jewelled necklaces. Garlands of orange and yellow marigold drape the shoulders, and the arms are wrapped in green, white, red and purple flower garlands. He holds a silver vel-like spear in each hand, with a crossed pole behind him. A blue plaque at the bottom identifies the murti as Sri Valli Devasena Sameda Sri Ananda Subrahmanya. No people are visible.2010-10-27October 26 20102010-10-26A photograph of a decorated deity murti of Subrahmanya on a gilded throne-like altar. The central figure wears an orange-saffron dhoti and a tall crown, holds a spear-like vel and other attributes, and is adorned with a white flower garland and beaded necklaces. Two consort figures flank him on either side, each in green and gold silk saris with jewelled necklaces and crowns, with garlands in green, magenta, orange, yellow and white draped over the arch. A small peacock-like animal figure sits at the base near a kalasha-style vessel. A blue placard in front reads the names of the deities, and the scene is a worship display in a room with pink walls and a red curtain.2010-10-15 +1 copiesIndoor photograph of a deity murti of Murugan standing on a green base behind a blue plaque, with red and white curtains behind him. The murti wears a silver-and-red garment, a crown, and a silver necklace, and holds a spear, with a red and gold lance crossed behind. A gold peacock vahana with an outstretched tail and a serpent beneath its feet stands in front of him. Garlands in green, red, white and orange drape over the figure and the peacock's stand. Right edge shows another gilded deity figure. No people are visible.2010-10-26A photograph of a metal murti of Subrahmanya standing on a green cloth base at the front of a hall. The figure wears a jeweled silver crown, a red turban-style headpiece, a red and gold dhoti, and layered silver necklaces with garlands. He holds a spear-like vel in one hand and a staff in the other, and his figure is framed by a long multicoloured garland in orange, white, green, red and purple. A red and orange curtain hangs behind him. A blue plaque in front of the murti carries the inscription naming Sri Valli Devasena sameda Sri Ananda Subrahmanya. No physical people are visible.2010-10-26A standing deity murti of Murugan (Subrahmanya) stands in a shrine niche behind a gilded peacock vahana with outstretched tail feathers and a serpent beneath its feet. The murti wears a red and silver garment, a crown, and a silver-decorated torso, holding a spear or vel, with garlands of orange, green, white and red flowers draped over it. A blue plaque in Kannada and English names the deities. Red curtains and a white sheer curtain frame the window behind, and a gilded ornamental panel sits at the right edge.2010-10-26 +1 copiesOctober 27 20102010-10-27October 27 20102010-10-27October 27 20102010-10-27A gilded metal deity murti stands against a white draped curtain, dressed in a red turban-like cloth and a jewelled crown set with red and green stones. It wears layered silver-toned and jewelled necklaces, and holds a jewelled trident-like staff in each hand, with a flag-shaped finial on the right staff. Thick garlands of orange, white and green flowers frame the figure, which is styled as an alankara decoration.2010-10-27October 27 20102010-10-27