Her home of 41 years, a cream-colored ranch with green trim and marigolds out front, was condemned.

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The prince was also blessed by 70-year-old Soma Kalyan who wished him health and courage as she adorned him with marigolds.

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He was accused of being anti-national, and had his offices raided offices where pictures of Lenin and Stalin were decked with marigolds, like gods.

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Haggle over curly-toed Aladdin slippers, colourful textiles and cheap souvenirs then wander down Hindi Lane - a narrow, crowded alleyway lined with garlands of marigolds and Hindu religious paraphernalia.

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She would arrange these in the altarlike temple she had set up Parker pens, bottles of blue-black Quink, pencils, hunting rifles all mixed in with gods, sacred threads, and marigolds.

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Families thus begin preparations to help the spirits find their way home and to make them welcome, starting with an arch made of bright-yellow marigolds - a symbolic doorway from the underworld.

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Nadesar guests invariably want to witness the daily spectacle (best seen by boat): children plunging off the ghats, ascetics in search of alms, shrouded bodies covered in marigolds delivered to the funeral pyres.

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Not far from El Celler de Can Roca, La Calendula's menu is built entirely around the flowers and plants that are typical of Costa Brava and Catalonia, including wild carrots, sorrel, liquorice and marigolds.

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On the windowsill was a vase of marigolds.

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