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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.

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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 an ornate silver puja plate resting on a deep red velvet cloth. The plate has a scalloped rim with a beaded edge and is engraved with a central lotus flower of petals, surrounded by scrollwork, floral motifs and figurative engravings around the outer band. No people are visible; the object is shown alone as a ritual vessel for puja materials.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.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 photograph of an empty silver bowl on a black background, photographed from above at an angle. The bowl has a smooth polished interior and a band of embossed floral and scroll-like ornament around the rim and outer body. No people are present.Overhead photo of a set of polished silver puja vessels laid out on two black cloth-covered tables over a tiled floor. A large rectangular silver tray at left holds a tall stemmed lamp, a footed bowl, two small cups, a small spouted vessel, and a small oil lamp shaped like a bowl. Two tall ornate silver stands with flared, lotus-like tops sit in the centre. At right are a large plain silver bowl with a beaded rim, a shallow engraved plate, a textured round tray, a small footed silver vessel, and a cylindrical hammered silver container. No people are visible.Overhead photo of silver puja vessels laid out on dark maroon cloths on a tiled floor. On the left, a silver tray holds a tall ornate lamp stand, a spouted vessel, several small cups and bowls, and a shallow lidded dish. Two silver figural vessels with stacked petal-like tiers stand in the middle. On the right, a large silver bowl, a hammered silver container, a flat plate with engraved rim, a plain round tray and a small silver pot form a set of ritual utensils. No people are visible.June 25 20132013-06-25Close photo of two hands cradling an ornate silver bowl with embossed floral and scroll patterns, resting against a deep maroon cloth. The left hand, with visible knuckles and creases, supports the base while the right hand holds the rim. The bowl's interior is smooth and empty, reflecting light. No faces appear in the frame.2013-04-12A 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.October 19 20132013-10-19June 18 20132013-06-18