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Close view of a ritual abhishekam: a hand with gold bangles pours water from a silver vessel over a flower-covered object on a tray. Red roses and white chrysanthemum-type flowers surround the base, with green leaves. Silver bowls, a small bottle of oil and a white conch-shaped vessel with a red bead sit around the tray. No faces are visible and no deity identification is clear from the frame.

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Close photo of an abhishekam-style offering: two hands, one with a tattoo on the wrist, pour water from ornate engraved silver cups over a base of pink roses, red carnations and white frangipani flowers. Behind them are many silver bowls holding milk, water and petals on a silver tray. No faces are visible and no identity is attributable from the image.2013-07-10June 27 20132013-06-27June 29 20132013-06-29June 27 20132013-06-27Close-up of a ritual water offering being poured from a silver vessel into a gold-toned bowl on a brass tray. Two hands hold ornately engraved silver cups, one tilting water in a steady stream. The tray holds white plumeria flowers, purple blossoms, a red flower and small gold cups with a red gemstone. No people's faces are visible, and no one is identifiable as a person.2013-03-05April 13 20132013-04-13 +1 copiesJuly 10 20132013-07-10Close view of hands pouring liquid from small silver cups over a heaped offering of red and pink flowers, white frangipani-like blossoms, yellow marigolds, green leaves and rudraksha beads on a tray. Multiple ornate silver bowls and a silver conch-shaped vessel surround the offering. Several arms are visible, including a wrist with a silver bracelet and a red thread, and a sleeve with a white garment at top. No face is visible.2013-09-09March 08 20132013-03-08June 27 20132013-06-27June 29 20132013-06-29May 03 20132013-05-03