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April 09 20122012-04-09A young performer in a Krishna-style costume plays a long bamboo flute against a dark blue curtain backdrop. She wears an ornate jewelled crown with peacock-feather accents, a red and gold brocade shawl draped over a white top, and white and red flower garlands. A bindi and red face makeup are visible, along with a rudraksha mala, a beaded bracelet and gold bangles. Her eyes look toward the camera while her fingers rest on the flute's holes.2007-10-14A performer dressed as Krishna plays a wooden flute held to his mouth, smiling. He wears a yellow turban decorated with peacock-feather motifs and a jewelled brooch with red and green stones, a red bindi, layered garlands of red and orange flowers, pearl necklaces and pearl bracelets, and a bare shoulder draped in yellow cloth with red border. A thatched roof is visible overhead.2011-08-22A performer dressed as Krishna plays a wooden bamboo flute held to his lips. He wears a yellow turban decorated with a peacock-feather ornament, jewelled brooch and a red bindi, and a yellow shawl draped over bare shoulders. Layered garlands of red and orange flowers hang around his neck, and he wears pearl bracelets and pearl strands. Peacock feathers appear at the flute and lower edge of the frame. Behind him is a thatched roof and a pale wall. The performance follows the Krishna Janmashtami theme of the event.2011-08-22April 09 20122012-04-09Close photo of a smiling man dressed as Krishna, playing a wooden bamboo flute held horizontally against his mouth. He wears a bright yellow turban decorated with a peacock-feather motif, red and green jewelled brooch, and a red bindi. Layered garlands of red and orange marigold flowers and pearl necklaces hang over his bare shoulder and yellow shawl, with pearl bracelets on his wrist and a peacock feather tied near the flute. Background shows a thatched straw roof and warm stage lighting.2011-08-22October 14 20072007-10-14A performer dressed as Krishna plays a long bamboo flute held to his mouth. He wears a yellow turban decorated with a peacock-feather ornament, jewelled brooch and gold teardrop motifs, a red bindi, and a yellow shawl over bare shoulders. Layered garlands of red and orange flowers, pearl necklaces and pearl bracelets adorn him, and a peacock feather is tucked into the flute. A thatched roof is visible above. The flute is held in front of his smiling face.2011-08-22August 22 20112011-08-22October 14 20072007-10-14A smiling person in a bright yellow turban decorated with peacock-feather motifs and jewelled brooches plays a bamboo flute, eyes lowered. They wear a yellow draped garment with red and gold border, layered pearl necklaces, a bracelet of pearls and a peacock feather on the wrist, and long red and yellow marigold-style garlands. A straw roof overhead and a red curtain behind suggest a staged Krishna-themed performance.2011-08-22A performer dressed as Lord Krishna plays a bamboo flute, smiling, with the flute held to his lips. He wears a yellow turban decorated with a peacock-feather fan, jewelled red and green stones and peacock eye motifs, a red bindi on his forehead, and a yellow shawl. Layered red, orange and yellow flower garlands hang over his bare shoulder, with pearl necklaces, pearl bracelets and a peacock-feather accent on his wrist. A thatched roof is visible overhead.2011-08-22