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April 14 2018

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Close-up photograph of a ritual tabletop arrangement. A lit brass oil lamp with a flared, lotus-style rim and a stemmed base holds a single flame at centre. Around it are brass bowls, a small brass vessel of yellow marigold petals, a brass plate with pink and yellow flowers, and a silver-toned vessel. A red-and-gold patterned runner lies beneath the objects. At right stands a small carved wooden figure in red and gold paint. The foreground is blurred with yellow flowers, pink petals, a green leaf and a white cloth. No people are visible.2018-03-06August 12 20162016-08-12Close-up photo of a silver oil lamp (deepam) with a lit flame, set among white jasmine strands, red roses, yellow marigolds and a red-and-gold ribbon-wrapped garland. A gold-coloured brocade cloth lies behind the flowers. No people are visible; the foreground is dominated by floral offerings and the lamp.2016-12-05Close-up photo of a polished silver oil lamp (deepam) with a lit flame, a metal trident-like stand rising from the wick bowl. Behind it are garlands of yellow and red marigolds and pink flower strands, with blurred rows of petals and offerings in the background. No people are visible.2015-08-31 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a silver oil lamp with a flame burning in its shallow dish, its tall stem topped by a decorative cutout finial. Behind it, blurred yellow marigold flowers and a white-draped figure suggest a ritual setting. No clearly identifiable person is in focus, so no a person candidate is shown. The lamp is an oil lamp, shown without a visible festival context.2016-09-09 +1 copiesSeptember 26 20172017-09-26 +1 copiesJuly 14 20132013-07-14February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesDecember 06 20132013-12-06August 12 20162016-08-12Close-up of a ritual oil lamp on a white stone ledge, its flame burning in a shallow brass cup on a stand. Beside it sits a silver bowl of yellow turmeric-tinted rice, and a dark wooden stick or sprig rests at the right edge. Turmeric stains and orange powder mark the stone. No people are visible; the setting suggests a temple or puja area.2011-10-01December 09 20112011-12-09