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Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet standing in a large ornate gold tray filled with white jasmine-type flowers and pink lotus blooms. The feet are draped at the top by the edge of a saffron-orange garment. The surrounding golden throne or dais is richly embossed with floral and geometric relief patterns. A small red tilak-like mark and red dots appear on the feet, consistent with a pada puja (foot worship) offering. No faces are visible. The image shows a ritual foot-washing style offering on a gilded seat.

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2010-PHOTO-ALBUM-12010-PHOTO-ALBUM-1 +2 copies2010-PHOTO-ALBUM-1 +1 copies2010-PHOTO-ALBUM-1 +2 copies2010-PHOTO-ALBUM-1 +2 copiesOctober 12 20102010-10-12 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a golden-rimmed brass tray during padapuja. The feet wear small gold ornamental caps or toe rings with floral detailing, and orange-saffron silk cloth with golden borders falls over the ankles. White jasmine garlands and yellow marigold flowers, with pink petals scattered around, surround the tray. The person's body is not visible, only the feet and the orange garment.2008-01-01January 01 20082008-01-01Photo 11741842Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on an ornate gold tray during a padapuja ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing saffron-orange robes, and white jasmine flowers are placed between the toes and around the ankles. Silver bowls with offerings surround the gold tray, and ornate gold filigree decorates the base. The feet are the only visible body parts, and the wearer's identity cannot be determined from this view.2010-08-01Photo 11731698 +2 copiesPhoto 11730175