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A chalk pavement drawing on grey concrete showing child Krishna with blue skin, black hair tied up with a peacock feather, a red tilak on his forehead and a sunburst-style halo of red and white strokes. He sits holding a purple flute, wears a red dhoti, a multicolored garland and a yellow necklace, and touches his mouth with one hand beside a red clay pot of milk-like white steam and a purple-and-yellow vessel.

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A chalk or powder pavement drawing on a grey ground showing baby Krishna as a blue-skinned child seated beside a clay pot. He wears a green cloth and red garment, yellow-red ankle and arm ornaments, a red necklace with a pendant, and earrings, with a peacock feather in his dark curly hair and a vertical tilak on his forehead. He lifts a white item to his mouth with one hand, while a flute with yellow ribbon lies at his feet. Above the pot a white steam or butter-like mass rises. The drawing is a sacred art depiction of Krishna and the butter pot, the figure is not a physical person.2011-08-22A chalk drawing on a dark grey ground depicts baby Krishna in blue skin with a peacock feather crown, a red tilak, golden jewellery and garlands, and a red and yellow cloth at his waist. He sits with one hand raised to his mouth and holds a purple stick, beside a brown clay pot with a purple and yellow rim and steam rising from it. The pot suggests the butter-stealing childhood scene. A small faint bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2011-08-22August 22 20112011-08-22A large painted floor rangoli on sandy ground depicts baby Krishna lying on his stomach on a brown patterned mat with hanging bells, blue skin, red loincloth, yellow ornaments and a flower in his hair. White line-drawn borders and motifs surround the design. Along the top edge, a concrete step is decorated with a row of marigolds, chrysanthemums and pink flowers. No people are visible.2009-12-24A large coloured floor rangoli depicting the infant deity Krishna lying on his side on a red and green cushioned cradle or swing, with a blue body, a peacock feather in his hair, gold armbands and anklets, and a small red dhoti. The frame is brown with black floral motifs and a row of hanging yellow bells, set inside a white scalloped border. Strands of yellow and white flowers lie in the upper right corner beside a stone step. No physical people are visible.2009-12-24January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 24 20092009-12-24December 31 20102010-12-31A coloured sand rangoli drawn on a grey concrete floor depicts three figures in a dancing pose. The central figure has blue skin, a yellow necklace, a crown with a peacock feather, and a yellow sash and jewellery. Two female figures flank him in pink, blue and purple skirts and blouses with gold armbands and anklets, one covering the central figure's eyes with her hand. White chalk outlines frame the scalloped border. No physical people are visible; the figures are a painted artwork.2010-01-02 +1 copiesA photograph of a large floor rangoli on a grey ground, showing a dancing deity in the Nataraja pose: one leg raised, arms outstretched, long black hair flowing, with gold jewellery, a purple sash and a maroon patterned skirt. The figure stands on an orange-yellow pedestal. The chalk or powder artwork is outlined in white, with a decorative border of white and red stripes around the edge. No people are visible.2010-12-31A large colourful kolam or sand-painted floor drawing on grey pavement, showing a dancing female figure with long flowing black hair, a gold tiara with dots, a red bindi and a purple and gold sari. The figure holds a small brass lamp or offering in one hand and another vessel in the other, with gold bangles and necklaces. White outline work and pink and purple colouring fill the design. No physical people are present; the figure is a painted depiction.2010-12-31January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copies