A metal tray holds many folded triangular green betel leaf packets, each with a small reddish-brown clove or spice tucked inside, arranged closely together in an overlapping layer. A wooden surface is visible at the tray's lower edge. No people are visible. - Nithyanandapedia

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A metal tray holds many folded triangular green betel leaf packets, each with a small reddish-brown clove or spice tucked inside, arranged closely together in an overlapping layer. A wooden surface is visible at the tray's lower edge. No people are visible.

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A close view of a round, scalloped silver tray holding a neat stack of fresh green betel leaves, their broad pointed tips fanned across the centre. The tray rests on a purple cloth with orange and pink striped borders. A brass plate and red flowers are partly visible at the bottom edge. No people are visible.

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Overhead view of a copper tray holding many green betel leaves arranged in a loose cluster, each topped with a small round coin-like disc and scattered reddish-brown pieces. A teal cloth sits beneath the tray, with more fresh leaves and another metal plate at the edges. No people are visible; the arrangement appears to be a ritual offering set out for worship.

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Close overhead photo of volunteers preparing betel leaf offerings in a kitchen-like prep area. Several people in white kurta-style clothing and a striped red shirt reach over a round steel tray holding green betel leaves folded around spice paste, with coconut-shell halves on the tray and bundles of leaves on the right. A lanyard badge with a small portrait is visible on a white-clad man's chest. Hands are the main focus, with metal counters and a wrist bracelet visible.

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