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March 28 2017

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Photo 11709629Overhead photo of a Varalakshmi Puja altar arranged on a red-brown woven mat over a white marble floor. Brass plates hold red and white flower petals, green leaves, a white conch shell, small brass bowls of rice and offerings, a brass kalasha-style vessel, a rudraksha mala draped on a maroon cloth, and a glowing oil lamp. Incense sticks smoke at the upper left. A standing cutout or printed image of a bearded figure in a saffron-orange turban and robes, with a gold necklace and raised hand, sits on a small stand at the top. No physical people are visible apart from a hand at the lower edge.2017-08-04January 19 20172017-01-19March 30 20172017-03-30January 25 20172017-01-25 +1 copiesPhoto 11709631February 02 20172017-02-02March 30 20172017-03-30March 24 20172017-03-24 +1 copiesFebruary 01 20172017-02-01March 31 20172017-03-31A puja arrangement on a grey stone slab. A small orange-robed seated figurine with a turban and rudraksha-style beads sits on a wooden base at the centre, surrounded by brass plates holding red flower petals, cooked white rice, a kumkum-marked brass dish, and a brass bell with a handle. Two lit oil lamps (diyas) burn beside the figurine, with a brass cup, a small conch shell garlanded with red flowers, and a small brass dish of ash or vibhuti nearby. The figurine is an object, not a physical person, and no people are visible in the frame.2017-01-25