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A close overhead photo, slightly blurred, of a round wooden or brass-rimmed bowl filled with bright red-pink powder. Partial pieces of a pale item, possibly coconut or sugar, sit at the upper left. No people are visible.

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Close overhead photograph of a metal bowl filled with fine bright red powder. No people are visible.Close-up photograph of two brass bowls filled with bright red kumkum powder, set on a red cloth. The powder is finely textured with visible swirl patterns in the left bowl and a smooth mound in the right bowl. No people or deity forms are visible in the frame.April 24 20122012-04-24Close-up of two brass bowls on a pink silk cloth with a silver-and-maroon woven border. The left bowl holds bright red kumkum powder and the right bowl holds yellow turmeric powder. Behind them, a brass bowl of whole roasted cashews or similar nuts sits at the top edge, and a coconut husk is partly visible at the right. No people are visible; this is an arrangement of ritual powders and offerings.Photo 99184252022-07-13 +1 copiesClose-up overhead photograph of two round metal bowls on a red and gold brocade cloth. The upper bowl holds bright yellow-orange turmeric powder, and the lower, larger bowl holds deep red kumkum powder, with a textured surface showing scooped marks. No people, deity figures or readable text are visible; the setting suggests preparation of ritual powders used in puja.September 21 20132013-09-21Overhead close-up of two round metal bowls on a red cloth. The left bowl holds a heap of whole blanched almonds. The right bowl is filled with fine bright red powder. No people are visible.A close overhead photo of a silver-toned scalloped tray filled with fine red kumkum powder, its surface smoothed flat on a grey stone surface. A pale yellow dish. No people or ritual actions are visible; the page's event details are not shown in this image.2016-10-16May 27 20132013-05-27KAILASA HOUSTON, USA on 5/2/20222022-05-02 +1 copiesClose overhead photograph of ritual offerings arranged on a pink cloth with gold floral brocade border. Two large round brass bowls hold heaped red kumkum powder on the left and bright yellow turmeric powder on the right. Behind them, a small perforated metal bowl holds whole dried turmeric roots, and another bowl at the top left holds white grains, possibly rice or puffed grain, beside a bowl of blue crystal-like pieces. No people or deity murti are visible; the items suggest preparation for puja or homa.