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January 04 2019

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Close-up photograph of many stacked unglazed terracotta clay cups or bowls in warm orange-brown tones, packed tightly edge to edge and arranged in rows. One bowl is tilted at an angle in the centre, and another lies upside down at the right edge. A faint purple bird logo sits in the top-left corner, and a is printed in the lower right. No people, deities or ritual activity are visible2015-07-11Five clay or earthen cylindrical vessels with open tops are set in a row in reddish-brown soil. Each has a small central opening and a weathered, chalky-grey surface with white and orange patches. Loose soil and small stones surround their bases. No people or deities are visible; the arrangement appears to be ritual earthenware such as kalasha or lamp-like pots set into the ground.2013-07-29April 01 20162016-04-01 +1 copiesClose photograph of many polished brass oil lamps (deepams) standing in dense rows on a surface, their wide rimmed bowls and tapered bases catching warm light and reflections. No people are visible. The lamps appear unlit and empty, arranged closely together in a temple-style setting.2011-11-14March 18 20132013-03-18December 20 20172017-12-20 +2 copiesDecember 20 20172017-12-20 +2 copiesSeptember 23 20172017-09-23 +1 copiesSeptember 23 20172017-09-23 +1 copiesRare archival collectionFive weathered clay pots or vessels, partly coated with grey and white residue, stand in a row embedded in reddish-brown earth and brick on the ground. Small pebbles and soil surround them, and a person's fingers are visible at the lower right edge. No people are seated or performing rites in the frame, and no a person candidate is visible.2013-07-29December 28 20172017-12-28