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A cardboard box packed with white plastic bottles of Nilavembu Kudineer Chooranam, a Siddha medicine powder. Each bottle has a cream and yellow label with a maroon badge reading Nilavembu Kudineer Chooranam, a red star, Tamil script and English dosage and ingredient text. No people, deities or a person depicted; the bottles are stacked loosely with their white caps visible.

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A photograph of a cardboard box packed with many white plastic jars of Nilavembu Kudineer Chooranam, a Siddha herbal powder. The yellow and white labels read Siddha Sasthriya Medicine and Siddha Vaidya Thanam, with maker details from SKM Siddha and Ayurvedha Private Limited, Erode. Batch numbers, expiry dates and barcodes are printed on the labels. No people, deities or ritual activity are visible.2021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01A photograph of an open cardboard box filled with white plastic jars of Eladhi Choornam, a herbal powder. The jars are packed in several rows with yellow and white labels bearing a maroon Eladhi Choornam logo and a small star. Dosage and ingredient text is printed on the sides, and the box flaps are open. No people are visible, apart from a partial hand at the lower left edge.2021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01A photograph of stacked white plastic jars of herbal powder, arranged in a pyramid on green grass in front of leafy shrubs. Each jar has a white lid and a yellow label with a red-brown band and a small star emblem. The labels read Pancha Deepakkini Chooranam and Thirikadugu Chooranam, with Tamil script and Ayurvedic ingredient lists printed beneath. No people are visible.2021-06-01A photograph of a pyramid-stacked pile of white plastic jars of herbal powder, set on green grass with leafy shrubs and a green shade net overhead. The jars have cream-coloured labels with a small red-and-gold star emblem and Thirikadugu Chooranam and Pancha Deepakkini Chooranam printed on them, plus Tamil script. Several jars are wrapped in clear plastic film. No people are visible.2021-06-01A close photograph of many cardboard boxes of Gandharvahastadi Kashayam Tablets packed tightly into a shipping carton. The boxes are pale yellow-orange with a dark maroon oval label, a red star emblem, and Tamil and Malayalam or Sanskrit script beside the English name. Side panels show dosage tables and ingredient lists, and one box reads Manufactured by SKM Siddha and Ayurveda Company (India) Private Limited, Tamil Nadu. No people are visible.2021-06-01June 01 20212021-06-01