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August 07 2011

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Close-up photograph of a polished silver offering plate holding a pink rose with its petals scattered, green leaves and water droplets, set on a red cloth. Rose petals and leaves rest in the shallow silver tray. No people are visible in the frame.2014-09-05October 04 20142014-10-04 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of ritual puja items on a saffron-orange silk cloth. In the foreground a gold oval plate holds two small gold lingam-shaped objects with knobbed tops, scattered with pink and red rose petals. Beside it, a white conch shell rests on a small gold stand with a red petal on top. More gold plates with petals sit at the edges, along with a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala at the lower left. No people are visible.2014-05-20September 03 20142014-09-03January 11 20142014-01-11September 16 20142014-09-16December 16 20162016-12-16June 25 20132013-06-25A photograph of a round brass plate or tray resting on a red and dark-blue checked cloth. On the plate are a pair of ornate brass padukas or sandal-shaped footprints with raised knobs, scattered with white and pink flower petals. No people are visible; the padukas are the central object.2013-06-24June 25 20132013-06-25A close overhead photograph of brass puja objects on an orange cloth. A round brass plate is filled with fuchsia rose petals around a small brass object, possibly a murti or ritual item. To the right stands a small brass figurine on a pedestal and a brass lamp. Beside them lie amber-coloured beads or a mala. No people are visible.2014-03-25Close photograph of a brass plate holding a pair of brass footprint-shaped padukas, a pile of red rose petals and a green leaf, with a yellow flower and milk or water being poured from a brass vessel. The yellow tablecloth and blurred brass bowl at the edge suggest a puja setting. No people are visible; the padukas are offered as sacred symbols during abhishekam-style worship.2016-08-11