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Close view of an abhishekam being performed: a hand in an orange saffron sleeve pours milk from a small silver cup over a deity murti. Brass and silver ritual vessels, a red apple and an offering plate of fruit sit in the foreground, with gold-coloured altar decorations behind. Only hands and an arm are visible, so no full person can be counted.

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October 19 20102010-10-19October 09 20102010-10-09 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a padapuja ritual: a bare foot in an orange or saffron garment rests on a brass plate, while a hand pours milk or water from a small spoon over it. Around the plate are silver bowls, a yellow fruit, pink flowers and other offerings. The foot appears to be a devotee's or a priest's, with no visible face, so the a person value is unsure.2010-10-13November 19 20102010-11-19Close-up of a bare foot in orange-saffron robe touching or placed upon a silver ritual tray. The tray holds silver bowls, a gold-toned plate, a red apple and white flowers. Only the foot and lower orange robe are visible; no face is shown, so the person cannot be confirmed as a person and the identity remains unsure.2010-11-23November 10 20102010-11-10December 03 20102010-12-03Close-up photograph of a silver puja tray in a temple setting. A hand in an orange saffron sleeve rests at the top edge, reaching toward a silver bowl holding a red apple-like fruit. Several small silver bowls and a silver cup with a folded white cloth sit on the tray, with a golden ornate background behind. The arrangement suggests a fruit offering or puja ritual with silver vessels.2010-11-28May 09 20122012-05-09 +2 copiesSeptember 08 20102010-09-08 +3 copiesMay 14 20122012-05-14 +1 copiesNovember 09 20102010-11-09