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A top-down view of brass ritual vessels on a dark stone floor, arranged for abhishekam. Eleven brass pots with wide mouths sit in clusters, some filled with white, pink-brown and bright yellow powders or pastes. A flat round brass tray lies to the right, and a white dish of powder rests near the top. Red brick wall at left and a woven mat at top. No people are visible.

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