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January 11 20142014-01-11A top-down photograph of a pair of ornate gold sandals resting on a round silver tray. The sandals have embossed scrollwork, peacock-like motifs, flower medallions, and small red-gemmed knobs. The tray is scattered with red rose petals and white jasmine-like flowers with green leaves, set on a patterned carpet. No people are visible; the sandals are ceremonial padukas, offered as a pada puja setting.2012-12-11February 12 20132013-02-12A photograph of a pair of ornate gold-coloured sandals resting on an engraved silver tray with a handle, placed on a white cloth. The sandals are decorated with intricate floral and scroll relief patterns and have small red stone inlays near the front. The tray rim is embossed with repeated floral panels. Used as padukas for paada pooja. No people are visible.2009-08-25December 16 20162016-12-16December 26 20112011-12-26May 03 20142014-05-03Close photo of a silver oval tray holding gold-coloured ritual objects: two gold-plated ornate kalasha-style finials or ceremonial cones and flat gold-embossed plates with floral repoussé patterns. Red roses and green leaves are scattered among them. The tray rests on a patterned red and orange rug, with a gold repoussé backdrop behind. No people are visible.2013-02-12April 05 20112011-04-05 +1 copiesSeptember 16 20142014-09-16Close photograph of a brass plate holding a pair of brass footprint-shaped padukas, a pile of red rose petals and a green leaf, with a yellow flower and milk or water being poured from a brass vessel. The yellow tablecloth and blurred brass bowl at the edge suggest a puja setting. No people are visible; the padukas are offered as sacred symbols during abhishekam-style worship.2016-08-11September 21 20132013-09-21