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A small polished gold-coloured brass puja vessel with a fluted bowl and a short footed base rests on a deep red velvet cloth. The inside of the bowl shows vertical ribbing and reflects warm light. No people are present.

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A photograph of a small polished brass ritual bowl on a pedestal foot, resting on a dark red velvet cloth. The shallow bowl reflects warm highlights, and the background is dark. No people are visible.A single polished gold-toned metal bowl with a flared rim and a short pedestal foot stands on a dark maroon velvet cloth. The inner surface shows fluted, hammered ridges catching warm light. No people are present. This is a ritual puja material photographed against a dark background.A small round silver bowl with repoussé floral and leaf relief decoration around its inner rim, resting on a dark maroon surface. No people are present; the bowl is the sole subject, shown from above at an angle.A photograph of a small polished silver bowl with a scalloped, flower-petal rim standing on a short round foot. It sits on a dark reflective surface against a black background, lit from the upper left so the metal shows bright highlights and a faint reflection below. The bowl is a ritual puja vessel, displayed alone with no people present.A polished brass kalasha-style vessel with a wide, ridged mouth and a rounded body sits centred on a folded dark blue velvet cloth. The metal shows bright reflective highlights and horizontal banding. No people or deity figures are present. The setting is a studio-style product photograph against the blue drape.Two embossed silver bowls rest on a deep red velvet cloth. The bowl on the left lies on its side, showing its footed base and rope-edged rim; the bowl on the right sits upright, showing its polished inner surface. Both have repeating scrollwork and floral relief patterns around their walls. No people are visible.A polished brass kalasha-style pot with a wide flared rim and rounded body sits on a deep blue velvet cloth with soft folds. No people are present. The metal reflects warm golden light. A small purple bird logo appears in the upper left, and a copyright line is printed in the lower right.A photograph of a small silver puja vessel standing on a red velvet cloth. The cup has a flared rim, a chased band of pointed petal-like motifs around its body, and a short footed base with a beaded edge. Its inner surface shows a lotus-petal pattern. No people are visible.A large hammered copper pot with a wide flared mouth, stepped concentric rings around the shoulder and a rounded belly, photographed on a deep blue velvet cloth with soft folds. No people are visible. The copper surface shows a warm reddish-gold sheen and textured hammer marks.April 2008 - Kailaasa In LA EventsTwo polished brass vessels sit on a grey, scratched work surface against a pale wall. On the left is a wide, straight-sided brass bowl with a flared rim; on the right is a footed brass bowl with a fluted, lobed body and a short pedestal base. No people are visible; the photo shows metalwork and unfinished-looking surfaces typical of ritual vessel fabrication.A photograph of an empty round brass puja plate resting on a deep red velvet cloth. The plate has concentric raised rings and a dotted, stamped pattern across its surface, with a wide rim. No people are visible.