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Close view of a blue table draped with a blue cloth, lined with fresh flowers. Heaped mounds of powders stand in the centre: red kumkum, yellow turmeric, and white vibhuti or powder. Yellow and purple flowers and red roses border the mounds. Behind is a golden silk cloth with a pink and purple ikat-style pattern. No people are visible, and the scene appears to be an arrangement of puja offerings ready for ritual use.

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January 01 20182018-01-01A photograph of a ritual display on a blue cloth-covered table, with heaps of coloured powders in red, yellow, white, orange, pink and beige arranged in mounds. A border of yellow, purple, magenta and orange flowers runs along the table's edge. Behind is a gold cloth with pink and purple woven stripes and a purple border. No people are visible. Powders and flowers in this arrangement are typically used for puja offerings such as kumkum and haldi.2018-01-01 +1 copiesA photograph of a ritual offering arrangement on a blue cloth-covered table. Mounds of coloured powders in white, yellow, orange, red and pale tones are heaped in shallow bowls, and a long row of yellow, orange, purple and magenta flowers lines the table's front edge. A red flower sits on the white powder. Behind is a gold cloth with pink vertical stripes and purple borders against a grey wall. No people are visible. The arrangement resembles kumkum, haldi and vibhuti offerings prepared for puja.2018-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20182018-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20182018-01-01 +1 copiesClose view of a table covered with a blue cloth, decorated with rows of mixed flowers in yellow, orange, purple and red. Several heaped mounds of coloured powders sit on metal trays behind the flowers, including white, yellow-orange, red, peach and pale yellow, with a golden silk cloth with pink and purple woven motifs hanging in the background. A red flower rests on the white powder. No people are visible; the arrangement resembles offerings prepared for a ritual.2018-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01 +1 copies