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Nithyanandapedia
Close-up photograph of a stack of loose orange-brown paper sheets, fanned out diagonally across the frame, each printed with rows of dark ornamental script and small diamond-shaped dividers. The pages appear to be printed scripture or sacred text, with a repeated a person-related printed word visible along the edges. No people, deity images or ritual objects are visible; the shallow depth of field keeps the pages sharp at the front and softens them toward the back.

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February 28 20172017-02-28June 27 20162016-06-27February 28 20172017-02-28February 28 20172017-02-28Close-up photograph of a stack of orange-brown paper slips printed with dark blue-black script in Kannada and Tamil-style letters, fanned out diagonally across the frame. Some slips in the upper right show the printed word 'a person' with diamond bullet separators. A soft purple and blue fabric edge appears at the top, and a blurred rainbow light tint falls across the lower right. No people are visible.2017-02-28June 27 20162016-06-27July 10 20162016-07-10April 24 20192019-04-24April 24 20192019-04-24June 27 20162016-06-27October 11 20162016-10-11Close-up photo of a bright red cloth printed densely with black script in multiple scripts, including repeated Nithyanandoham and a person lettering and mantra-like symbols. Hands hold and drape the red fabric at the top of the frame, with a rudraksha mala visible near the upper edge. At the right, an ornate gold and red deity murti or decorated figure stands beside a metal rod. No people's faces are visible; the scene is a textile detail at a ritual setting.2016-05-02