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Close-up photo of a seated figure's bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gold throne. The figure wears orange saffron robes, and loose red petals are scattered across the cushion around the feet. The gilded throne has intricate embossed scrollwork and studded dots. Only the feet and lower robe are visible; no face is shown.

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Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion scattered with pink flower petals, set on an ornate gold-coloured throne or seat with embossed scrollwork. The person wears orange saffron robes that drape over the legs. The feet are the visible focus.2010-02-10Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gold-carved throne or seat. The person wears flowing saffron-orange robes that pool around the ankles. The feet are visible, toes relaxed, while the upper body is cropped out of frame. A small logo appears in the upper left corner and a copyright line is in the lower right corner.2010-09-14Close photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on a dark red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gold-and-red carved throne or pedestal. The person wears orange-saffron robes draped over the legs, and a white cloth hangs in the background beside orange drapery. Only feet and robes are visible; no face or full figure is shown.2009-07-08Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a deep red cushioned platform edged with ornate gold-toned carved metal. Only the lower legs in orange saffron cloth are visible above the feet. The gilded carved panels rise behind the platform. No face or full figure is shown, so no identity can be given from appearance; the lower legs are a role-neutral detail of a seated or standing dais scene.2010-08-30Close-up photo of a seated figure's bare feet resting on a round red velvet cushion placed on an ornate gold-carved throne platform. The figure wears orange-red robes that drape over the seat. Red and yellow flower petals or offerings are visible at the bottom edge, and a white curtain with blue dots appears at the right. Only the feet and lower robes are visible, so no face or upper body is shown.2009-06-14July 11 20092009-07-11Close-up photo of a seated person's bare feet, soles facing the camera, emerging from orange-saffron robes that drape over a cushion. White and red carnations lie on the cushion near the feet. Behind is an ornate gold-toned carved object. The feet and robes are the main subject; no face is visible and the person cannot be identified from the image alone.2010-08-08Close-up photograph of a person's bare feet standing on a red cushioned seat with a patterned maroon-and-cream rug, on an ornate gold-coloured throne with repoussé floral carvings. Above the feet, orange saffron cloth drapes the legs. No face is visible, and the feet are the only clearly visible body parts. Only one person is visible, and the scene is an ornate golden peetha seat.2010-09-03Close photo of a seated figure's bare feet and orange-saffron robe resting on an ornate gold-toned throne with red velvet cushion. A magenta flower garland hangs over the robe. Only the feet and lower legs of one person are visible; the face is not shown. Scattered white petals lie on the red cushion.2010-09-15September 14 20102010-09-14Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet cushion with black stitched lines, a fold of orange-saffron cloth draped over the leg above it. Gilded ornate edging of a throne or seat frames the lower edge and gold-tinted decor sits to the right. The foot is the only visible body part; the bare sole and toes are the focal point, consistent with a padapuja (foot worship) setting. No face is visible, so the person cannot be identified and no a person candidate is shown.2010-02-10Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on a red velvet cushion atop an ornate gold-toned throne with raised floral carvings. The person wears flowing saffron-orange robes with a gold-thread border. Behind the throne is a tiger-striped fabric. The feet are the only visible body parts, so no face or distinguishing features can be seen, and the frame suggests a seated dais setting at an ashram event.2013-03-04 +1 copies