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Close-up photograph of a polished silver ritual tray with repoussé floral engraving holding small silver bowls. Red and yellow-orange roses fill one bowl at left, a red rose and a yellow rose sit on the tray at centre-right, and a shallow bowl holds a golden-yellow liquid. Behind them, many more orange, yellow and red roses are spread across a surface. No people are visible.

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October 17 20132013-10-17October 09 20132013-10-09October 20 20132013-10-20 +1 copiesNovember 05 20132013-11-05September 19 20132013-09-19October 04 20132013-10-04 +1 copiesOctober 31AFP 20132013-10-31 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of ritual offerings arranged in silver vessels. A red hibiscus flower rests atop an ornately engraved silver kalasha-style pot, surrounded by silver bowls, a small silver container with a floral motif, a bowl of yellow liquid, and yellow and white flowers. Behind them, a large bed of orange, yellow and red marigolds and roses fills the frame. No people are visible; the scene reflects temple puja preparation with flower offerings.2013-09-30Close view of silver puja vessels on a silver tray for ritual offerings. Engraved silver bowls hold orange turmeric paste and pink and red rose petals, and a silver kalasha-style pot with a red rose on top sits at the centre. Yellow marigold flowers and pink and red roses are scattered behind, with a green leaf stem. A small silver spoon or scoop rests beside a pink rose. No people are visible, and the scene shows only the puja offerings and flowers.2013-10-12November 13 20132013-11-13Close view of a silver puja thali arranged for worship. Small silver bowls with engraved floral patterns hold water and a golden liquid, possibly honey or ghee. A silver kalasha-style vessel with a mango-leaf sprig and a red rose sits on a stand, and red and pink roses and yellow flowers are placed in the bowls and on the tray. A folded silver-coloured card or cloth packet lies beside them. Golden engraved trays surround the arrangement. No people are visible, only ritual offerings laid out for abhishekam or puja.2013-09-21June 15 20132013-06-15