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Close-up photo of a white conch shell (shankha) resting on a polished brass footed cup against a blurred green background. No people are visible. The shell's pointed tail extends to the left while its wide mouth sits in the brass vessel.

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Close-up photograph of a white conch shell resting on a polished brass cup in a ritual setting. The conch's spiral opening faces the viewer's left, and its tapering tip rests on the rim of the brass vessel. Additional brass vessels with curved handles are softly blurred in the foreground and background, against warm red, green and brown tones. No people are visible. The conch is a traditional puja object used in temple worship.2013-07-14August 24 20142014-08-24Close-up photograph of a white conch shell resting in the open mouth of a polished brass cup on a brass stand, with more brass vessels blurred in the foreground and background. Soft green and red fabric appears out of focus behind the metalware. No people are visible in the frame.2013-07-14Close-up photograph of a large white conch shell (shankha) resting on a small gold-coloured metal stand with four legs. The blurred background shows a red-orange fabric and a glimpse of a beaded or braided item, with a small white cup or bowl at the left edge. No people are visible. The conch is a ritual object commonly used in puja.2012-10-22September 29 20132013-09-29January 09 20122012-01-09 +1 copiesOctober 24 20112011-10-24September 28 20142014-09-28July 16 20132013-07-16Close-up photograph of a large white conch shell, its tapered opening pointing right, resting on a golden plate beside white flowers and blades of green grass set on the shell. Soft blurred background of warm tones. Ritual objects suggest puja preparation; no people are visible in the frame.2013-01-14October 24 20132013-10-24 +1 copiesSeptember 11 20132013-09-11