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September 21 2013

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Close-up photograph of a pair of hands holding a single small pink-red flower with five petals and a pale stem, against a blurred orange and yellow background. Only the hands are visible, with no face shown. The bright blossom is the focal point.2013-10-02October 28 20102010-10-28September 08 20132013-09-08 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20192019-01-01Close-up photograph of hands placing a red hibiscus flower onto a small ornate silver stand during a ritual offering. Two hands are visible, one wearing a ring and a beaded wrist mala, while another hand holds the flower. A silver tray with small silver bowls sits to the left. A woman in a white garment with gold trim and gold bangles is partly visible in the background. No swami is visible in this frame.2013-09-09Close-up photograph of a single red hibiscus flower with five ruffled petals and a long pink staminal column tipped with yellow pollen, covered in fine water droplets against blurred green leaves and a terracotta-coloured background. No people are visible.2010-11-01September 03 20122012-09-03 +1 copiesAugust 16 20162016-08-16December 14 20132013-12-14Close-up photograph of a pair of hands cupped together holding a bright red hibiscus flower, with the palms facing upward. The wearer is dressed in orange-red saffron cloth, with a reddish rudraksha-style mala visible at the top edge. Below the hands, the rim of a polished silver plate or bowl is visible, with two silver vessels partly in view. The setting suggests an offering or puja moment. Only partial hands and clothing are visible, with no face shown, so the person's identity cannot be determined from this image.2013-06-25Close-up photo of a person's cupped hands holding a single white flower with delicate petals, possibly an orchid. The person wears a red garment and a rudraksha bracelet with silver beads on the wrist. A plain white cloth and a gold-toned edge are visible in the blurred background. The hands appear to be presenting the flower as an offering during a ritual.2014-07-24October 13 20132013-10-13