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Close-up photograph of a seated person in orange-red robes, with two hands clasped together in the lap. Only the forearms and hands are visible, with dark skin and visible hair on the arms. The fabric is a bright saffron-orange draped over the legs. No face, deity, or other people are visible.

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Close-up photograph of a seated person's hands clasped together in their lap, resting on folds of bright saffron-orange cloth. Only the forearms and hands are visible, with dark skin and fine arm hair; the face and head are not shown. The orange fabric drapes across the legs and lower body. The setting appears to be outdoors with a pale background.2010-09-02 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a seated person in saffron-orange robes, with hands clasped together in the lap. Only the forearms, hands and folded orange cloth are visible; the face and head are out of frame. The fabric is draped in soft folds across the legs. A faint circular logo appears at the upper left and a copyright credit sits at the lower right. The pose suggests a sitting meditation or satsang posture, but no ritual or event is clearly visible.2010-09-05Close-up photograph of a seated person in flowing saffron-orange robes, with hands clasped together in the lap in a meditative posture. Only the forearms, hands and draped orange cloth are visible; no face is shown. The fabric folds fill most of the frame. The image is a close view of a meditation pose.2010-09-04Close-up photograph of a seated person in orange saffron robes, hands clasped together in the lap in a meditative pose, one hand's fingers interlaced over the other. Only the forearms, hands and draped orange cloth are visible; no face or other identifying features are shown. The orange fabric fills most of the frame in soft folds.2010-09-04October 09 20102010-10-09 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person wearing flowing saffron-orange robes. Their hands are clasped together in the lap, one hand resting over the other, with fingers interlaced. Only the forearms, hands and folds of orange cloth are visible; no face or other identifying features appear in the frame. The posture suggests stillness, meditation or quiet sitting.2010-09-05Close-up photo of a seated figure in orange-saffron robes, with dark forearms and hands clasped together in the lap on an orange cloth. Only hands, forearms and orange fabric are visible; the face and head are out of frame. The figure sits on an orange cushion or mat in a calm, meditative posture. The image is cropped tightly to the hands and draped robes.2010-09-14Close-up photo of a seated person in saffron orange robes, hands clasped together in the lap with fingers interlaced, a mudra-like meditative posture. Only the forearms, hands and draped orange cloth are visible; no face or other features are shown. The cloth folds fill most of the frame. A small faint logo appears at upper left and a copyright credit appears at lower right.2010-09-04A close crop of a seated person in saffron-orange robes, with hands clasped in front of the lap on an orange cushion. Only the torso, draped orange cloth and folded hands are visible, with no face shown. The person appears to be sitting in a meditative posture.2010-08-10 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a seated person in orange saffron robes, cross-legged on an orange cushion over a woven mat. The hands are clasped together in the lap, fingers interlaced, and a dark rudraksha mala is visible at the top edge near the chest. Only hands, arms, lap and garment are shown; the face and head are out of frame. No visible text within the scene.2010-09-22Close-up photo of a seated person in saffron-orange robes, cropped at the torso and knees. Their hands are clasped together in the lap, fingers interlocked, with a dark rudraksha-type bead visible at the top edge of the frame near the chest. The orange fabric drapes over the crossed legs and rests on an orange-covered low seat. Only the hands and lower body are visible; no face or head appears. The image is a meditation-posture close-up.2010-09-22July 20 20102010-07-20