I am not sure about the exact reason but can make some guess – the God (Shiva) is usually smeared with White colored Ashes (Vibuti) and Goddess (Sakthi) is with red colored KumKum in Southern Indian temples. So, the walls may have stripes with both red and white to indicate God and Goddess, inside.
Yes Deb, it’s a three wheeled Auto-Rickshaw (or Tuk Tuk) chassis modified for cargo. Appreciate your observation for details and comments. Thank you as always. 🙏😊
Maria Vincent Robinson 
The wall is so interesting, combined with the framing and the yellow. Nice work!
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Thank you. It’s outer wall of a temple and southern Indian temples have this color pattern. Cheers 🙏😊
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Oh really, is there a reason for the colors?
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I am not sure about the exact reason but can make some guess – the God (Shiva) is usually smeared with White colored Ashes (Vibuti) and Goddess (Sakthi) is with red colored KumKum in Southern Indian temples. So, the walls may have stripes with both red and white to indicate God and Goddess, inside.
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Interesting to learn, thank you!
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Is that vehicle three wheeled? I’ve never seen anything like it before, though I love the colour
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Yes Deb, it’s a three wheeled Auto-Rickshaw (or Tuk Tuk) chassis modified for cargo. Appreciate your observation for details and comments. Thank you as always. 🙏😊
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