Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
A worker in a blue long-sleeved shirt, grey trousers and a red patterned head cloth stands inside an unfinished doorway, using a long wooden plank to smooth a freshly applied dark mud or plaster wall. The wall is partly covered with wet brown plaster, while the upper section and ceiling are still bare white, and a concrete door frame stands at left. No a person figure is visible.

More like this

Open the gallery
Photograph of a construction worker in a red patterned headscarf and blue long-sleeved shirt with grey trousers, standing in a doorway and using a long wooden plank to smooth a freshly applied dark mud or plaster wall. The unfinished interior has white-painted walls at the top and a plain ceiling, with a white concrete-finished door frame on the left.2010-01-13January 13 20102010-01-13A worker in a red bandana and a blue long-sleeved shirt with grey trousers leans into a wall, pressing a long straight wooden or metal straightedge vertically against a freshly plastered dark grey surface. A wavy-patterned decorative plaster panel sits on the left, and white walls with dark splatter stains rise behind. The scene is an interior construction site with no ritual activity, deity image or person identifiable as a person.2010-01-13August 17 20162016-08-17A worker in a pink shirt, blue jeans, orange work gloves and a blue cap stands on a step inside an unfinished room, reaching up with a trowel to plaster the upper part of a grey-brown wall near the ceiling. The walls are rough and partly plastered, and a window opening is visible on the right with another person partly visible at its edge. No a person candidate is visible; the scene shows construction work at the ashram.2009-12-17 +1 copiesJanuary 16 20102010-01-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a man in a striped short-sleeved shirt plastering a dark, rough mortar onto an unfinished wall with a trowel. He stands on the right, working upward; the left side of the wall is already smoothed and grey. Beside him is a window or doorway with a framed pink-and-orange printed poster, partly visible, showing a figure whose details are not clear. No ritual or a person depiction is visible in the scene.2010-02-05A photograph of a construction site where two workers are plastering an exterior wall of an unfinished building. The worker in the foreground wears a yellow-orange striped shirt, dark jeans, a dark cap and flip-flops, and holds a long metal screed bar vertically against the rough, freshly applied mortar, levelling it. Behind him a second worker in a red-and-brown checked shirt and dark trousers stands watching. The wall beside them is partly finished in smooth white plaster, with a concrete slab overhead, sand and a white sack on the ground, and trees in the background.2009-12-17A photograph of a plastering job inside an unfinished room with bare concrete-block walls and a corrugated metal roof. A young man in a striped short-sleeved shirt and dark blue shorts, barefoot in flip-flops, stands in a corner applying wet mortar with a trowel to the right-hand wall, while the left wall is already smoothed and rendered. Mortar spatter and debris lie on the concrete floor. No ritual, discourse or a person appearance is visible.2010-02-05A construction worker in a white shirt and grey trousers plasters the exterior wall of a building at a construction site. He holds a wooden float against a freshly rendered, sandy-coloured wall beside a window opening covered with white protective sheeting. Scattered bricks, rubble, a bucket of mortar and a pipe lie on the dirt ground, and an orange-walled building stands in the background. No deity, ritual or a person depiction is visible.2010-02-03A construction worker in a pink long-sleeved shirt with a floral motif, blue jeans, a dark cap and an orange glove plasters an unfinished interior wall with a trowel. Another worker in white with a yellow glove reaches up near a window opening on the right. The walls are grey rough cement render, with exposed wiring channels and the ceiling partly rendered.2009-12-17 +1 copiesJanuary 16 20102010-01-16 +1 copies