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A row of five polished brass or gold-toned kalasha pots with wide mouths and rounded bases sits on a dark black cloth patterned with white and yellow dots, beside a stack of red ochre stones on the right. A large grey cylindrical vessel and a pale hose lie at the top left on a concrete floor. No people are visible; the scene suggests preparations for a ritual such as abhishekam.

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