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October 08 2007

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May 08 20132013-05-08A tall ornate wooden structure atop a carved stone pillar against a pale sky, photographed from below. The wooden frame has stacked tiers with scalloped edges, small hanging bells, and two tufted finials at the top, with a red cloth and a cable running down the side. No people are visible. The image resembles a ceremonial pole or temple-associated fixture rather than a clearly identified ritual.2007-10-08A tall ornate temple flagstaff or ritual pillar with a square wooden base carved with floral medallions. Above, three tiered wooden platforms with scalloped edges hang small bronze bells, and a red and orange cloth drapes over the upper section against a pale sky. No people are visible.2007-10-08A photograph looking up at a tall ornate wooden structure with carved, scalloped tiers topped by two decorative finials, one with a feathered or fibrous crest. Hanging brass bells dangle from the tiers and corners, and red and orange cloth drapes over the upper section. A carved stone or plaster column with floral motifs supports it against a pale sky. No people are visible; the structure appears to be a ritual or festival pole used during a Pradosha puja at AadiKailaasa, Bengaluru.2007-10-08March 28 20132013-03-28October 08 20072007-10-08October 08 20072007-10-08Close view of a tiered wooden temple-style structure against a pale grey sky, with three scalloped wooden platforms supported on metal posts. Small brass bells hang from the edges of each tier. Two metal kalasha-like finials with dried grass or straw bundles rise at the top, and a red and blue cloth is tied to the lower tier. No people are visible; the structure appears to be a ceremonial tower or rath-like fixture used in a puja setting.2007-10-08January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20112011-09-09March 12 20132013-03-12October 08 20072007-10-08