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Close-up photograph of a pair of hands holding a brass bowl and a dark wooden spoon, with a thin stream of yellow liquid pouring from the spoon into the bowl. The background is blurred green foliage and building walls. A few small green leaves are tucked near the fingers. The setting appears to be an outdoor ritual offering, possibly abhishekam or annadan, with no clearly visible people beyond the hands.

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Close photograph of a pair of hands pouring a thin golden stream of liquid from a brass bowl with a dark ladle-like spoon, the stream falling diagonally across a blurred background of green foliage and a pale wall. The bowl is held near the frame's right edge, and the scene is outdoors in daylight.2014-08-24October 01 20112011-10-01May 12 20122012-05-12March 24 20142014-03-24 +1 copiesA close photo of a ritual abhishekam: a steel vessel held by a pair of hands pours thick yellow liquid. Behind it stands a small golden figure, possibly a deity murti, and the wooden wall is blurred in warm brown tones. No person's face is visible and no a person candidate is shown.2012-05-12Close photograph of a pair of hands holding a small brass spoon with a short handle over a deep red cloth. The spoon holds a little liquid, and a metal cup sits at the lower left edge. The fingers are dusky and a second hand is faintly visible at the upper right. Only hands are visible, with no face shown.2014-05-05Close-up photo of a ritual abhishekam: a pair of hands pours thick yellow liquid. The pouring hand wears a gold bangle and a ring; a second hand holds the cup and wears a gold ring. A partially visible arm appears at the left edge, and a warm brown wooden or stone wall forms the background. No a person candidate is visible; only ritual hands and offering are shown.2012-05-12September 18 20132013-09-18A close photograph of two hands at a ritual tray. One hand holds a small brass bowl containing white cooked rice mixed with dark seeds and a little yellow powder, while the other hand, with gold bangles on the wrist, lifts a brass spoon into it. Behind them a brass tray holds more offerings, and a brass dancing Shiva figure within a flame arch stands on the right. Only hands are visible, so no whole person is shown.2017-02-01June 05 20122012-06-05September 26 20132013-09-26February 01 20172017-02-01