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June 29 20142014-06-29June 19 20142014-06-19Close-up photo of many rolled garlands laid side by side on a wooden surface, made of yellow marigold blooms with bands of red, white and purple flowers and dark green leaves at the ends. No people are visible. The garlands are arranged in rows.2011-12-05December 07 20132013-12-07Close-up photograph of rows of fresh flower garlands laid side by side on a striped cloth. From left to right are white jasmine-style strands, bright yellow marigold garlands, deep green leafy garlands, and magenta globe-flower strands, with a red garland at the top left and a few yellow marigold blossoms tied with white thread at the bottom. No people are visible; the garlands are arranged as offerings in a ritual or festival setting.2011-12-05October 01 20112011-10-01December 05 20112011-12-05September 06 20142014-09-06November 12 20102010-11-12December 31 20092009-12-31Close-up photograph of thick flower garlands laid across the frame, woven from alternating rows of white jasmine-like blossoms and deep red roses, with green foliage and a glimpse of pale flowers and gold-toned fabric at the top edge. No people are visible; the garlands are the main subject, suggestive of offerings or decoration for a ceremony.2011-01-01Rows of white jasmine garlands lie on a cloth, interspersed with red roses, pink lotus or orchid blooms, and folded green and orange silk cloths. Each garland sits on a green leaf or fabric bundle, arranged in neat sequences across the frame. No people are visible; the scene looks like preparation of floral offerings, possibly for a puja or ceremony.2016-10-29