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October 11 2016

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A photograph of many polished brass or bronze bowls arranged in tiers on a red cloth floor covering in front of a deity murti draped in gold and yellow silk, with red and white flower garlands hung at the sides. Several bowls hold green leaves and small offerings such as cut fruit or grains, and a few silver cups and a lamp stand stand behind them. No people are visible. This setting suggests a puja with offerings arranged for the deity.2016-10-11September 30 20172017-09-30September 30 20172017-09-30August 14 20172017-08-14October 21 20152015-10-21 +2 copiesSeptember 30 20172017-09-30September 30 20172017-09-30Photograph of a large display of brass and steel vessels with lids, many covered in clear plastic wrap, filled with grains, pulses, nuts and sliced vegetables, arranged on the floor and on a red-and-brown checked cloth draped over a raised platform. Artificial flowers in pink, red, yellow and blue, some in a basket and vase, decorate the offerings. No people are visible. The room has pale walls and a small framed notice with letters on the upper left.2016-03-07Close-up photograph of many brass bowls densely arranged on a striped woven cloth in red, blue and green. Each bowl holds food offerings covered with clear plastic wrap and topped with green leaves: round sweet balls, crisp fried snacks, savoury mixes, sliced fruit including yellow bananas and green limes, and red apples. The arrangement is an offering display.2017-01-01Close-up of many small brass bowls arranged in rows on a cloth-covered table, each holding a mound of dried herbs, grains or ritual offering material. Yellow marigold garlands and flower heaps sit in brass plates in the blurred background, with a white-draped platform at upper right. No people are visible in the frame. The scene suggests a temple offering or homa preparation setup.2009-12-28A photograph of many gold-coloured metal cups and bowls arranged on silver trays atop a red and blue patterned cloth. Some cups hold liquid and are garnished with red flower petals and green leaves. No people are visible; the arrangement looks like prepared ritual offerings or vessels for a puja.2009-11-20March 07 20162016-03-07