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Dim indoor puja scene with three women seated in a row on the floor in orange and saffron clothing, hands pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes closed in prayer. The woman at right wears a light orange shawl with a maroon border, a dark bun, and a black bag rests beside her. In the foreground a low table holds brass puja plates with lit oil lamps, flower petals and offerings, a small brass bell and a kalasha-like vessel. A wooden stand stands behind them. No a person candidate is visible.

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August 11 20112011-08-11Four women sit cross-legged in a row on a tiled floor, dressed in orange-saffron saris, in a dim hall lit by small oil lamps. The women on the left and centre press their palms together in prayer while the woman on the right holds a small object in her hand. Brass pots and plates of flowers and offerings sit on trays in front of them, with small flames burning on the floor.2011-07-31February 04 20132013-02-04 +1 copiesSeveral women in orange and saffron clothing sit cross-legged on the floor with palms pressed together in prayer, eyes closed. The front woman on the right wears an orange sari with a red-brown border, a red bindi and a long rudraksha-style red thread; beside her a younger woman in orange-red clothes and bangles prays, and further left two more women in orange sit in the same posture. In front of them lie brass oil lamps with lit wicks, brass vessels, flowers and fruit offerings on a red cloth. A red curtain hangs in the background and a figure in cream clothing stands at the left edge.2011-11-29September 26 20132013-09-26 +1 copiesNovember 29 20112011-11-29September 26 20132013-09-26February 04 20132013-02-04 +1 copiesOctober 17 20112011-10-17December 03 20142014-12-03October 01 20112011-10-01Four women in orange saffron clothing sit cross-legged in a row on the floor during a puja. Each holds a small brass oil lamp or bell-shaped brass vessel with a lit flame, and several have their hands raised in ritual gesture. Some wear tilak marks on their foreheads and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. In front of them on a red cloth are offerings including fruit, flowers and small brass lamps and bowls. Behind them a yellow checked cloth covers a table and a red curtain hangs at the left edge.2011-09-15