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December 16 20172017-12-16December 16 20172017-12-16Close-up photograph of rows of fresh flower garlands laid side by side on a striped cloth. From left to right are white jasmine-style strands, bright yellow marigold garlands, deep green leafy garlands, and magenta globe-flower strands, with a red garland at the top left and a few yellow marigold blossoms tied with white thread at the bottom. No people are visible; the garlands are arranged as offerings in a ritual or festival setting.2011-12-05December 09 20162016-12-09Close view of a dark iron grille decorated with hanging flower garlands in vertical strands. Strands of white, orange-marigold, deep magenta, bright yellow, violet-purple and white jasmine-like flowers hang in alternating colour bands, each tied with small silver bead terminals, with a marigold garland border along the top. No people visible; the scene is a decorated temple gate or grille with floral decoration.2006-12-04January 12 20092009-01-12Close-up photograph of several long hanging garlands made of densely packed pale yellow chrysanthemum flowers strung on a twisted jute cord. The blooms have yellow centres and white-tipped petals. No people are visible; the garlands fill the frame.2008-03-22January 13 20152015-01-13December 04 2006 - Karthikai Deepam, Tiruvannamalai2006-12-04December 07 20132013-12-07Close-up of a large decorative structure draped with densely strung flower garlands in orange marigold, yellow, white, purple, magenta and green, hanging in vertical stripes and scalloped swags edged with small red and yellow tassels. Behind it a terraced wall is lined with rows of small terracotta pots holding green seedlings. No people are visible.2015-01-13A photograph of a decorated temple grille at night, with strands of flowers hung in vertical bands of white, deep purple, yellow, maroon and orange marigolds. Metal finials and silver-coloured studs line the lower edge of the floral drapery, and a metal gate or railing runs beneath. At the lower left edge a small deity murti or figure is partly visible through the bars. No people are visible in the frame.2006-12-04