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Close-up photograph of fried snack food on metal plates resting on a red fabric with gold embroidered pattern. On the left, thin crisp strips of fried dough are piled on a perforated metal plate. On the right, large puffed fried breads with bumpy golden surfaces are arranged on a second metal plate. No people are visible in the frame.

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Close-up photo of a large steel plate heaped with crisp, curled, pale-brown fried snack strips, placed on a deep red velvet cloth. Smaller steel bowls hold fried vegetable fritters and similar savoury snacks at the right. A brass pot with a flared base stands in the background against a dark wooden-grained surface. No people are visible; the image shows food offerings arranged for a ritual meal.2022-01-03A photograph of offerings laid out on a red and gold patterned cloth. In the foreground a large steel bowl holds bright red kumkum powder. Beside it, a bowl of orange twisted savoury snacks, possibly murukku or similar fried pieces, and a bowl of green chilies. Behind them are steel bowls of golden fried flatbread pieces, crisp fried strips, and puffed rice. No people or a person are visible; the scene shows food and kumkum offerings arranged for a ritual.Close-up photograph of a stack of crisp, thin, golden-brown savoury snack wafers heaped in a shallow round stainless steel plate. The wafers are flat and irregularly shaped, speckled with small dark green herb or spice flecks, with a few showing holes. A striped yellow and black cloth edge appears at the upper left, and a plain pink surface lies at the lower right. No people, deities, or ritual items are visible.2022-07-13A photograph of a heaped metal plate of crisp fried savoury snack, bent and curled pieces of golden-brown fried dough, set on a red velvet cloth. Around it are small steel bowls holding yellow sev-style fried noodles with peanuts, split yellow lentils, and a flattened golden fried puri-type bread at the lower left. A green banana leaf with a round savoury cracker sits at the top right. The food appears to be an offering arrangement; no people are visible.2022-12-19July 13 2022 Sripuram2022-07-13A close-up photograph of a pile of fried, flat, irregularly broken snack pieces in shades of orange-brown and tan, with small dark flecks visible on them. The snack pieces are heaped on a perforated round metal plate with a blue-grey tint, set on a pale cloth. No people are visible.Overhead photograph of two perforated brass bowls on a red and gold brocade cloth. The left bowl holds a heap of orange twisted savoury snacks resembling murukku. The right bowl holds many round, pale pinkish-beige sweet balls studded with white and pale nuts or seeds, possibly laddus, with a few darker pieces visible at the bottom edge. No people, deity forms or ritual activity are visible.Jan 3 2023 sripuram2023-01-03December 19 2022 sripuram2022-12-19Close-up photograph of a pile of crisp, orange-brown savoury snack twists, possibly murukku or a similar fried snack, heaped on a shallow ridged metal plate over a red cloth. At the left edge, a second metal dish holds white and pale roasted nuts or puffed grains with bits of brown sugar or jaggery. No people are visible, and there are no visible ritual objects beyond the food offering on the plates.Close-up photo of a pile of crisp, golden fried triangular chips or namkeen pieces on a brown paper or leaf plate, with a metal bowl of orange-brown chutney or spiced dip in the blurred background. A purple and white checked cloth lies beneath. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.2022-07-13Close-up photo of a large heap of crisp, curled, golden-brown fried savoury strips piled on a round brass or bronze platter. Pale ribbon-like snacks with seasoning specks fill the frame. Behind the tray, a dark wooden surface with orange and black striped fabric and a pink cloth edge are partly visible. No people or ritual actions are shown, so this appears to be an offering of prasad snack food.2022-01-10