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April 17 2018

January 08 2019

Photograph of many brass bowls arranged in tiers on an orange cloth, each filled with food offerings such as rice mixed with herbs and nuts, sweet balls, puffed grains, lentils, and whole almonds. A hand in a red sleeve is visible at the upper left pouring or placing something into one bowl. No people's faces are shown. The setting suggests a ritual food offering.

Dozens of small brass bowls are arranged in tiered heaps on a white cloth in front of a gold-coloured shrine. The bowls hold mixed savoury snacks, including golden fried grains, thin twisted fried noodles, and green leafy garnish, along with white rice-like grains and a few round sweets. A red cloth hangs in the background. No people are visible, so this appears to be a food offering or annadan display rather than a ritual with participants.

May 24 2016

Dozens of polished brass bowls are stacked in tiered rows on a table draped with a red cloth printed with white paisley motifs. Each bowl is covered with clear plastic wrap and holds a different offering: grains, lentils, spices, powders, dried fruits, nuts, sugar crystals, and loose seeds. No people are visible. The arrangement appears to be ceremonial offerings for a Guru Purnima celebration.

October 29 2016

Annadhan in 2013

2013-01-01 +1 copies

Overhead photo of a spread of South Indian vegetarian dishes served in small stainless steel bowls on an orange cloth with a striped border. Visible items include a white coconut-based dish with curry leaves, a plain white rice or porridge, a yellow lemon rice, a mixed grain rice with curry leaves, fried vadas or pakoras in the top right, a mashed vegetable dish, and a green chutney-like preparation. No people are visible in the frame.

2013-07-17 +1 copies

Photograph of many stainless steel bowls arranged in rows on a red and blue patterned rug, each filled with sweets and snacks covered in clear plastic wrap. Visible items include orange jalebi-style sweets, yellow and white sweet pieces, halwa, fried snacks and pale sweets. White stands are visible at the top edge. No people are visible; this appears to be food offerings laid out for an event.

A photo of many stacked brass bowls filled with varied raw offerings for a naivedyam display. Each bowl holds a different food: white rice, grains, lentils, dried fruit, cubes of jaggery, sugar, nuts and cut vegetables. No people are visible, and no a person candidate appears in the scene.

Top-down view of a red cloth-covered table holding six stainless steel bowls of prepared foods: a central bowl of golden fried savory snacks, a bowl of white rice with dark specks, a bowl of pale beige paste, a bowl of orange-yellow rice with red chilies, a bowl of yellow rice with orange vegetables, and a bowl of coarse brown mash. Fresh green leaves and a red fruit sit at the left edge on a metal plate, with a small brass tray and dish in the background. No people are visible; the foods appear to be offerings or prasadam laid out for a ritual.