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Close photo of a ritual pouring: a silver vessel with a curved spout, held at left by a figure in red fabric, pours a white liquid into two cupped hands held out at right. The receiver wears gold bangles and a dark embroidered garment. Behind, blurred red cloth and a gold ornamental object suggest a temple or puja setting, and the pour appears to be a sacred offering or abhishekam-style blessing.

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June 03 20152015-06-03Close-up photo of a silver pouring vessel with a spouted neck held at left, pouring white milk into a pair of cupped hands at centre-right. The hands belong to a person in red clothing; the red fabric and blurred golden ornaments fill the background. The milk is a ritual offering, consistent with abhishekam, though no full scene is visible. No other people or readable text in the scene, and no one is identifiable in the frame.2015-06-03June 03 20152015-06-03Close photo of a ritual setup on an orange-and-red patterned cloth. Two hands hold an ornate silver-toned cup with a long spout, pouring toward a brass pot. Nearby sit a silver pitcher with an animal-head spout, a large engraved silver vessel, a small brass figurine of a deity, and a hanging lamp. Red drapery is behind. No people's faces visible; the hands are the only human presence, and no identifiable a person is shown.2013-05-20April 26 20182018-04-26 +1 copiesMay 27 20132013-05-27 +1 copiesJune 05 20122012-06-05Close photo of a ritual abhishekam being performed on a small deity murti placed on a tray atop an orange-and-red embroidered cloth. A pair of hands holds an ornate silver conch-shaped horn and another hand pours liquid from a copper kalasha into it. Beside the murti sit a silver lamp with a flared shade, a silver pitcher with a spout, and a silver vessel. Dark red drapery forms the background. No people's faces are visible.2013-05-20October 06 20112011-10-06November 01 20112011-11-01January 17 20132013-01-17April 14 20182018-04-14