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September 27 2013

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Close-up photo of a ritual tray on a red cloth. A round brass plate holds red rose petals arranged around small brass items and a brass figure, with a brass pot and a brass bell or lamp stand at the right. A second brass plate of red petals sits blurred in the foreground. No people are visible.2014-03-14September 26 20132013-09-26Close-up photograph of a padapuja ritual. In the foreground, bare feet in orange saffron robes rest on a large ornate gold tray. A man in a cream-gold silk kurta with embroidered trim leans in from the upper centre, placing red and orange flowers and a small brass cup on the gold tray. Behind him is a silver thali holding red flower petals, a coconut and a red fruit. A dark blurred figure is at the lower right. The gold tray is decorated with a raised floral pattern.2011-11-05April 29 20142014-04-29Close-up photo of a padapuja ritual. In the left foreground, bare feet in an orange-saffron garment rest on a large ornate gilded tray. A man in a gold-beige silk kurta with a patterned shawl leans in and places a white flower or offering on the tray among red and orange roses and marigolds. Beside him, a silver platter holds sliced fruit, red petals and a small pot. Gilded ornamentation fills the tray. The orange-clad figure's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance, so no a person candidate is asserted.2011-11-05March 19 20142014-03-19November 05 20112011-11-05December 12 20162016-12-12 +1 copiesNovember 05 20112011-11-05Close-up photograph of an offering arrangement on an orange cloth. In the foreground, two small brass bowls on pedestals hold rose petals, one with red and pink petals and one with orange and yellow petals. Behind them, out of focus, are more red and yellow petals, a brass tray with a small mound of orange powder, and blurred brass vessels and flowers. No people are visible.2013-09-26October 11 20132013-10-11Close photograph of a brass plate holding a pair of brass footprint-shaped padukas, a pile of red rose petals and a green leaf, with a yellow flower and milk or water being poured from a brass vessel. The yellow tablecloth and blurred brass bowl at the edge suggest a puja setting. No people are visible; the padukas are offered as sacred symbols during abhishekam-style worship.2016-08-11