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Overhead photograph of six small round tins and lids of red kumkum paste on a plain white cloth. Three open-topped red lids reading GEETEX KUMKUM PASTE in gold lettering are arranged above and beside the stack, and three metal tins with red and gold labels sit below. No people are visible. The tins show a gold deity-like figure and gold border lettering on their labels.

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2006 - Nithyananda Galleria2003-08-01A photograph of a table display with several red tins of Vi-Tex kumkum paste, labelled as religious kumkum, stacked in the centre. Small oval keychains with printed portrait photos sit at the lower left, and gold bangles and wrapped packets appear at the upper right. A yellow box labelled Kumkum Paste and a white booklet lie beside them. No people are visible.2010-01-20Close photo of two small red containers on a dark blue-grey cloth. The smaller one at left has a red lid with gold lettering reading "ЕНЕТЕХ KUMKUM PASTE" on a red cap. The larger round tin at right has a red metallic lid with gold decorative border, a gold line drawing of a figure, and a seal reading "Golden Jubilee Year". The lid text includes a Tamil-style inscription around the rim, and the tin's brown side bears gold Tamil script. These are kumkum paste containers, a vermilion powder used in worship and ritual marking. No people are visible.2013-06-212003 - Nithyananda Galleria +1 copiesA blurred close-up photograph of a red and gold cylindrical object, possibly a cap or container, against a plain white background. Gold lettering or pattern runs along the red surface, and the lower edge shows a pale golden band. No people are visible.2003-08-01A photograph of two small brass bowls with lids resting on a white cloth. One bowl holds dark red powder. The lids have lotus-petal shaped bases with knobs. A blue-purple fabric edge is visible at the top left. No people are visible.2007-08-26A top-down photograph of two small brass containers with open lids on a plain white cloth. The left container holds dark red kumkum powder, and the right holds orange-yellow turmeric or haldi paste. Both have round brass bases with a raised central stud. No people are visible, and no person is shown.2007-08-26A close overhead photo of a silver-toned scalloped tray filled with fine red kumkum powder, its surface smoothed flat on a grey stone surface. A pale yellow dish. No people or ritual actions are visible; the page's event details are not shown in this image.2016-10-16September 01 20112011-09-01Close-up photo of a round silver-rimmed bowl filled with deep red kumkum powder, resting on a gold brocade cloth with a woven pattern. The bowl dominates the frame, with a partial brass or metal object visible at the top right edge. No people are visible.2013-05-27Close-up photograph of a silver bowl with a scalloped rim filled with bright red kumkum powder, set on a golden silk cloth with a woven yellow border. Ornate gold ritual vessels are visible at the upper edge of the frame. No people are visible in the scene, and the setting appears to be a temple or puja arrangement.2013-05-27Overhead photo of a brass puja tray on a white surface holding three small silver bowls: one with yellow turmeric-tinted rice or grain at the upper left, one with a smooth reddish-brown paste in the centre, and one with deep red kumkum powder at the right. Pink hibiscus flowers and a sliced red fruit lie at the top, with a folded pink towel in the upper right corner. No people are visible.2010-10-18 +1 copies