Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet standing on a round gold tray filled with white jasmine-like flower petals and a pink lotus bloom. The feet bear red kumkum marks, and gold toe rings with red stones are visible. The wearer's red-orange cloth falls at the top of the frame. The tray rests on an ornate gold-embossed floral pedestal with a golden background. - Nithyanandapedia

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Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet standing on a round gold tray filled with white jasmine-like flower petals and a pink lotus bloom. The feet bear red kumkum marks, and gold toe rings with red stones are visible. The wearer's red-orange cloth falls at the top of the frame. The tray rests on an ornate gold-embossed floral pedestal with a golden background.

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