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2008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In Hyderabad

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2008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In HyderabadA black stone lion sculpture sits on a white concrete pedestal inside a building with red and maroon polished granite floor. The lion is seated facing forward with a thick carved mane and large paws. Behind it, a handwritten sign on a white panel reads Swamiji Place, and part of a doorway and bright light are visible. No people are present.2008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In HyderabadA dark stone Nandi bull statue sits on a red pedestal in an outdoor temple courtyard with palm trees behind it. The bull is draped with garlands of yellow and magenta flowers, a rudraksha-bead necklace hangs across its chest, and rose petals are scattered on the base. A tiered red-and-gold shrine pillar stands at left. No people are visible.2014-07-072008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In Hyderabad2008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In HyderabadA photograph of weathered reddish sandstone ruins at an Angkor-era temple site under a large leafy tree. Two lion-like guardian statues with mane-like carved heads sit on stone plinths atop a crumbling stone platform, with stacked laterite blocks and a broken stone doorway frame at left. Green grass and foliage surround the ruins. No people are visible.2007-07-05August 26 20072007-08-26A black stone statue of Nandi, the bull seated on a dark pedestal in front of a reddish-orange temple structure with greenery behind. The bull has a black stone necklace and a red shawl with gold border script draped over its shoulders, plus a strand of red roses and yellow marigolds with green leaves hanging down its chest. A small yellow flower sits on its forehead. No physical people are visible.2013-06-15 +1 copiesOctober 19 20062006-10-19September 10 20142014-09-10 +1 copiesClose photo of a person's bare feet and lower legs in orange saffron robes resting on an ornate gold-leaf throne with red cushions. Only the feet and robe hem are visible; no face or upper body appears. The gilded carved frame and red upholstery suggest a peetha or ceremonial seat.2010-09-12