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Two large round blue plastic tubs filled to the brim with dried pale grains, possibly seeds or pulses, sit side by side against a plain white wall in a dimly lit room. Partial views of more blue tubs appear along the bottom edge. No people are visible; the scene is a close view of stored grain or food supplies.

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April 06 20122012-04-06A storage area with a row of blue plastic buckets along a white wall, filled with dried grains and pulses: brown lentils on the left, pale tan grain in the middle, and green-grey split pulses in the foreground bucket. Some buckets are empty. Shelving with bags is visible in the background. No people are present.2012-04-06A large heap of coarse, golden-brown cooked grain fills a corner of a tiled floor under a white cloth canopy. Three metal pots sit in front of the pile; the left one is empty, the centre one holds a portion of the same grain, and the right one is partly filled. A ladle rests near the pile. No people are visible, and the setting looks like a kitchen preparing food for a feast.2012-11-27Close-up photograph of many shallow metal trays heaped with grains, pulses and spices on a red cloth-covered table. Visible items include small green mung beans, clove buds, white crystalline salt or sugar, reddish-brown seeds and rice-like grains. No people, a person, deities or ritual figures are visible in the frame.2017-12-18October 16 20162016-10-16March 16 20202020-03-16 +1 copiesOctober 16 20162016-10-16Close-up photograph of steel plates heaped with colourful powders and grains on a red cloth, arranged for a ritual display. Mounds of orange-brown powder in front, white and pale blue powder, green powder, dark brown and black grains, and white granular substances fill the trays. No people are visible.2017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18Overhead photo of a round woven bamboo basket filled with puffed rice (pori), pale golden and crisp, set on a red and brown striped woven mat. To the right, a second basket holds dried coconut husk fibres. No people are visible; the a person field is none as no candidate appears.2020-03-16 +1 copiesA photo of many stacked brass bowls filled with varied raw offerings for a naivedyam display. Each bowl holds a different food: white rice, grains, lentils, dried fruit, cubes of jaggery, sugar, nuts and cut vegetables. No people are visible, and no a person candidate appears in the scene.2018-12-31September 19 20152015-09-19