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December 21 2009

A close photograph of several brass kalasha pots arranged on a woven mat, each wrapped in white cotton thread and topped with a coconut and fresh green mango leaves, with red and yellow kumkum marks on the pots and coconuts. Behind them, the orange-robed lap of a seated person is visible, and a small brass vessel with leaves sits at the right edge. The arrangement suggests a puja or abhishekam preparation, though no people are clearly shown.

July 16 2006

Close photograph of three polished brass kalasha pots standing on brass plates, wrapped in white thread in a diamond lattice pattern and topped with mango leaves and orange coconut fibre. Red kumkum marks dot the pots, and small heaps of white grain sit on the plates. A green leaf lies in the foreground and the background is blurred, with no people visible. The setting suggests a ritual preparation such as a homa or puja, though no people or a person are shown.

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March 26 2013

Close-up photo of three polished brass kalasha pots lined up in a row, each wrapped in a diamond-pattern网 of white thread and marked with red kumkum paste near the rim. Mango leaves are tucked into the mouths of the pots, and a brass plate with white grains sits beneath each pot on a broad green leaf. The background is blurred, showing a person in white clothing at the left edge. These kalasha arrangements are typical of a puja or homa setup.

Dense rows of brass kalasha pots wrapped in white netting cover a white cloth. Each pot has a brass rim and a coconut with a reddish-pink husk topped with green mango leaves, and the netting is dotted with red kumkum marks. The arrangement looks like ritual preparation for a homa or yagna, with the pots set out in rows across the foreground. No people are visible in the frame, though a partial figure in white clothing appears at the top edge.

Close view of several brass kalasha pots arranged on a dark surface, each topped with a husked coconut and fringed with green mango leaves. The pots have a rounded base and a beaded rim. Behind them, a red and white painted wall and potted greenery are partly visible. No people are visible in the frame.

A row of brass kalasha pots wrapped in woven golden netting stands on a red-draped table covered with white rice grains. Each pot is topped with green mango leaves and a yellow-orange coconut or fruit, with yellow marigold garlands and loose petals scattered on banana leaves at their bases. A blue brick wall and dark curtain form the backdrop. No people are visible, and the arrangement suggests a puja or homa preparation setup.

Close view of several kalasha pots wrapped in a netted mesh covering, topped with green mango-style leaves and yellow flowers, set on a white cloth-covered table. Yellow marigold petals and green leaves lie in front. A plate of red kumkum or powder sits at the right edge, with a steel vessel at the left against a blue tiled wall and a lavender wall behind. No people are visible.

A close view of several brass kalasha pots arranged in rows, each topped with a coconut wrapped in fibre, crowned with green mango leaves, and tied with saffron-orange cloth and a wire mesh net. The pots sit on a wooden surface with a white cloth beneath. No people are visible.