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November 12 20212021-11-12November 12 20212021-11-12Close-up photograph of a row of white conch-shaped ritual vessels arranged on a red cloth. Each vessel is decorated with mango leaves, slender grass blades, yellow marigold-type flowers, small pink blossoms, and red kumkum dots on its rim, with scattered sesame or rice grains on the cloth. No people are visible. The arrangement suggests puja or kalasha-style offerings.2020-07-05Close view of a row of white ceramic kalasha-style vessels arranged along a red satin-draped table. Each vessel has a mango leaf and a grass tuft at its top, with yellow marigold flowers and pink petals at the base. No people are visible in the frame.2020-07-05A row of white ceramic kalasha pots, shaped like small vessels with pointed spouts, arranged on a red satin cloth. Each pot is decorated with mango leaves set into the opening, yellow marigold flowers at the base, pink flower petals scattered around, and grass stalks tied in loops. No people are visible in the frame.2020-07-05July 05 20202020-07-05August 24 20182018-08-24A close overhead view of many small white conch-shell cups, each holding a red flower, arranged in rows on an orange cloth. Each cup sits on a mound of white uncooked rice. Larger white conch shells are placed among the rows. No people are visible, and there are no visible figures or deity images.2011-12-01Close-up photograph of many white conch shells (shankhas) laid out in neat rows on a red cloth over a green and gold-edged cloth, with a blue fabric at the top. Several shells have small handwritten labels or numbers in blue ink on their bodies. No people are visible; the shells appear arranged for a ritual or ceremonial distribution.2016-12-05A photograph of a ritual arrangement on an orange cloth with a dark green border. A large ornate silver kalasha, engraved with floral scrollwork, lies on a bed of white rice at the centre, topped with a pink lotus bud. Many small white conch shells, each holding a red flower, sit on mounds of rice around it. No people are visible.2011-12-01July 16 20062006-07-16December 01 20112011-12-01