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Inside a stone-pillared temple pavilion, a long-haired man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl stands wet and ash-marked on the upper left, holding a long wooden rod. In front, a devotee in white lies prostrate on the wet granite floor with bare feet visible. Behind them, a dark stone shivalinga sits on a large black granite peetha before two gilded deity murtis: a crowned male figure with trident and staff in white garments, and a crowned female figure in a green and red sari with silver jewelry. Trees are visible through the open side of the pavilion, and a small gold kalasha stands at right. The scene suggests abhishekam at a shivalinga with the devotee performing padapuja.