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Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on an ornate silver puja tray during a padapuja ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing orange-saffron cloth, visible at the top of the frame. Around the feet are silver bowls and vessels, a golden decorative object with bells or ornaments, pink roses, and white flowers with green leaves. A faint white ash or sandal mark is visible on the foot. Gold-patterned cloth is beneath the tray. The scene shows only feet and ritual items, with no visible face.

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Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet in orange robe fabric standing on a golden ceremonial tray. The feet are wet with water, and the tray and surrounding silver bowls hold white flower petals and green leaves. A pink-tinted liquid fills one silver bowl. The foot-washing suggests a padapuja ritual, where the feet of a teacher are honoured with water and flowers. No face is visible, and no person can be identified from the frame.2010-10-15October 21 20102010-10-21 +1 copiesOctober 07 20102010-10-07 +1 copiesClose-up of a pair of bare feet of a person wearing saffron orange robes, standing on a golden tray and a decorated golden surface. Around the feet are silver bowls and small silver cups holding white flowers and petals, along with red and pink flowers scattered on the tray. The feet are being honoured as part of a padapuja ritual, with the silver vessels filled with offerings. Only the feet and orange cloth are visible, so the person is partially visible.2010-10-21 +1 copiesClose view of a pair of bare feet in a saffron-orange garment being bathed or worshipped during a pada puja. The feet rest on a silver tray with gold-coloured decorative ornaments, red flowers and a small silver vessel with a white cone-shaped pour spout. Silver bowls and gold plates surround the feet, and a gold cloth is visible in the background. The image is a cropped photograph of ritual foot worship.2010-10-18 +2 copiesClose-up photo of bare feet resting on a gold-patterned tray during a padapuja-style ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing saffron orange robes. Around them are polished silver bowls holding white flowers and small silver dishes, plus pink lotus-like blossoms placed among the offerings. The orange cloth and metallic vessels dominate the frame.2010-10-07October 18 20102010-10-18 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a gold-embroidered cloth, with a reddish-brown garment hem visible above. Around the foot are polished silver ritual bowls holding pink flower petals, a silver conch-shaped vessel with pink flowers and green leaves, a small silver spoon, yellow turmeric-like powder, and broad dried leaves. Ritual pada puja offering items are arranged on a silver tray. The scene shows a foot-worship offering, with no visible faces.2017-05-26Close photo of a seated figure in an orange saffron garment whose bare feet rest on a golden floor, with a silver puja tray holding red apples, white flower petals and a silver kalasha-style vessel with a spout. Silver bowls and ornate silver plates surround the feet, and a partially visible person in white clothing sits at the left edge. This appears to be a padapuja, the ritual washing and worship of the feet, and only the feet and orange robe of the central figure are visible, so no face or identity is shown.2010-10-11 +1 copiesClose-up photo of bare feet resting on a golden ornate platform during a padapuja ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing bright orange cloth wrapped around the ankles. Surrounding them are silver ritual vessels holding milk-like liquid, red apples, a silver pitcher with a spout, and bright red roses with white flowers. Incense sticks stand upright near the feet. A hand holding a small silver bowl appears at the left edge. The gold-patterned throne is visible in the background.2011-01-23October 26 20102010-10-26Close-up photograph of a ritual padapuja in progress. Bare feet of a seated person in an orange-red garment with gold border rest on a bed of red and pink flowers. Silver bowls, plates and small vessels surround the feet, some holding white and orange flowers and gold ornaments. A hand pours water from a silver vessel over the feet. Only the feet and a partial hand are visible, so no faces appear. Water and flower offerings mark the washing of the feet.2013-03-07