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July 01 2013

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Two stainless steel buckets stand on a bare reddish-brown earth floor, each filled with a white, frothy liquid that looks like milk with bubbles on the surface. Splashes and drips run down the outside of the buckets. A small steel cup sits at the left edge, and a folded white cloth lies at the right edge. No people are visible in the scene.2006-12-12July 07 20092009-07-07June 01 20122012-06-01 +1 copiesClose view of a large brass or bronze cylindrical vessel filled to the brim with white liquid. Partially visible at the top edge are the feet and red-orange garment hems of people standing nearby. Granite steps are visible at the right edge. No faces are visible and no identifiable person is shown.2016-01-02December 28 20092009-12-28June 01 20122012-06-01 +1 copiesA large stainless steel vessel filled with frothy white liquid. Behind it sits a brass pot with more white liquid, and dark granite surfaces frame the scene. The setting suggests a ritual milk abhishekam for a deity murti, though no deity or person is visible. No people are present in the frame.2008-12-31Close view of a shallow brass plate filled with white milk, with a thin stream of milk pouring down from above onto the surface and forming concentric ripples. Behind it is a dark polished stone or metal base with reddish streaks, and small white flower petals appear at the right edge. This appears to be an abhishekam offering of milk over a sacred object, with no people visible.2007-09-24Close overhead photo of a large stainless steel pot filled with frothy white liquid. A dark stove or cooking surface is visible around the rim. No people are visible. Such pots are typically used in kitchen preparations for ashram or temple meals.2006-10-06March 28 20222022-03-28June 23 20132013-06-23Close-up of two hands cupping a small embossed silver bowl filled with white liquid.2013-04-14 +1 copies