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December 01 2016

Stage event photograph of several women standing in a row at a program. In front, a woman in a green and gold saree with a bindi and gold earrings holds a black microphone with her eyes closed while singing. Beside her a woman in a red and orange saree with a red bindi and layered beaded necklaces stands with a pensive expression, and at the right an older woman with glasses and hair in a bun wears a blue and teal saree. A partly visible woman at left wears bangles and a forehead mark. Warm stage lighting, pale curtains and a red drape frame the scene.

A stage event photographed in close framing. A woman in the foreground holds a microphone to her mouth with her eyes closed, wearing a green and gold saree, a gold necklace and a red bindi. Beside her, a woman in a rust-red and orange garment with a long braid stands with her eyes lowered, and an older woman in glasses and a blue-and-teal saree stands at right. Another person is partly visible at the far left, with a red bindi. The background shows pale drapes in pink, yellow and green lighting, with red curtain edges at the right.

December 01 2016

Photo of women seated on a stage at a KAILASA event with red and purple drapery behind them. A woman in a teal and gold brocade saree and a visitor lanyard badge sits at left with her hands clasped. In the centre, a woman in an orange and green gold-bordered saree and gold jewellery holds a microphone and speaks, with a red tilak on her forehead. Behind her stands another person in orange with glasses. At right, a woman in rust-red and orange robes wears a long rudraksha mala and sits cross-legged with bare feet, her hair in a bun. Four women are visible, all on stage.

May 02 2014

Four women sit cross-legged or seated on a red stage in front of red and grey draped curtains, eyes closed in meditation. From left: a woman in a deep red silk sari with gold border and heavy gold necklaces and bangles, a woman in a teal and gold silk sari with bangles and a lanyard badge, a woman in a mustard-yellow and green silk sari with a gold chain, and a woman in rust-orange robes with a long rudraksha mala and gold border, her hands folded in her lap. A partly visible person in white and orange stands at the back right. All four seated women wear tilak on the forehead.

A stage session with five seated women in traditional South Indian silk saris before a red curtain. On the left, a woman in a magenta sari with gold jewellery and a flower garland sits with hands folded. Center-left, a woman in a turquoise and gold sari holds a microphone and speaks. Center-right, a woman in a mustard-yellow and green sari with a red tilak sits with hands clasped. Far right, a woman in a rust-orange robe with a long rudraksha mala and a bun-style hairstyle sits cross-legged. Behind them, a man in an orange shawl with a rudraksha mala stands. The floor is red.

A photograph of a seated woman speaking into a handheld microphone during a discourse on a red-curtained stage. She wears a magenta sari with gold border, a long rudraksha mala, a dark dreadlocked topknot and a white forehead marking with red bindi, and gestures with her left hand. Beside her, a woman in a dark green and maroon sari with gold border smiles, and to the right a woman in a pale aqua sari holds a black tablet and wears a rudraksha mala. Other seated people are partly visible at the edges. A gold-railed step is at the lower right.

Photograph of four women seated in a row against a bright orange-red draped backdrop. Those in the front rows wear rust-brown and orange saris with gold borders and rudraksha malas around their necks; the centre woman, wearing glasses and a red bindi, presses her palms together in anjali. All have white vertical tilaka marks on their foreheads. On the right, a woman in bright orange sari with red border holds a water bottle.

September 30 2014