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Low-angle photograph of a decorated ceremonial metal pole against a pale blue sky. Near the top, a brown-and-pink cloth wrapped object is adorned with a garland of purple and green flowers, and cords run down along the pole. The pole has an ornate, engraved silver-toned cylindrical section with a square metal bracket and a scalloped copper-toned cross-piece. No physical people are visible.

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A low-angle photograph looking up at an ornate ceremonial structure against a pale blue sky. A carved wooden bracket with scalloped, cut-out edges and metal bolts is decorated with a bundle of purple and orange flowers and green leaves. A polished silver cylindrical pillar with repoussé floral and scroll patterns and a square base rises from the lower right, with thin rope lines running diagonally across the frame. No people are visible.2013-10-05Low-angle photo of a tall ornate metal pole against a pale sky. Near the top, a copper-coloured bracket holds a bundle of purple and green flowers and a small brown cloth or fruit-like bundle, with ropes or cords running down the pole. The pole is silver-toned with engraved bands, mounted on a square dark plate with a circular engraved medallion. No people are visible in the frame.2013-10-05Looking up at a tall ornate metal pole topped with a flat copper or bronze fitting shaped like a scalloped fan, decorated with a bunch of purple and yellow-green flowers tied with a pink cloth. The pole has embossed floral bands and a square mounting plate, set against a pale sky. No people are visible.2013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05October 05 20132013-10-05A photograph looking up at a copper temple flagpole (dwajastambha) against a pale sky. The copper finial is a scalloped, ornately cut flag or banner mount with a red cloth tied to it and a few white feathers attached. The pole is a polished copper column with twisted rope-pattern bands and an embossed square collar. Ropes run diagonally down the frame. No people are visible, and the scene shows the flag-hoisting ceremony setup.2013-03-11November 22 20132013-11-22 +2 copiesMarch 10 20132013-03-10Low-angle photo looking up at a tall copper flagpole topped with an ornate copper finial of scalloped, floral-cut plates, decorated with yellow flower garlands and green leaves. A dark cloth is wrapped around the top, and ropes run diagonally from the pole against a pale overcast sky. The pole has a carved base with a square mounting plate. No people are visible; this appears to depict a dhwajarohanam flag-hoisting at a temple.2014-08-31September 09 20142014-09-09