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Close-up photograph of three peacock feathers with prominent eyespots arranged in front of an ornate gold-leaf repoussé panel. The embossed gold surface shows swirling scrollwork, floral motifs and a beaded border. No people are visible. The feathers are a traditional Krishna symbol.

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Close-up photograph of a gold-embossed decorative panel with raised scrollwork, foliate motifs and beaded borders. Three peacock feathers rise vertically across the frame, their eye-spots of blue, green and bronze prominent. No people are visible.2011-08-22Close-up photograph of a gold-embossed decorative panel covered in ornate repoussé scrollwork and foliate patterns, with a beaded border along the edges. Three peacock feathers stand upright across the centre, their bright blue-and-green eye spots prominent, with a fourth feather partly visible at the upper right. A small purple gemstone sits in the lower left corner. No people are visible.2011-08-22Close-up photograph of an ornate gold-embossed panel decorated with repoussé scrollwork and beaded borders. Several peacock feathers with blue-and-green eye markings are fanned across the centre, their dark shafts tied together at the base. No people are visible; a partial dark object appears at the far left edge.2011-08-22Close-up photograph of a richly embossed gold-coloured metal panel decorated with swirling scrollwork and floral relief patterns. Three peacock feathers, with iridescent blue-and-green eyespots, are arranged vertically across the centre and upper left, their long dark fronds fanning over the gilded surface.2011-08-22Close-up photograph of a bundle of peacock tail feathers filling the frame. Several eyespots with teal-blue centres ringed by bronze and green are visible, with fine brown and cream shafts running vertically. A small purple logo with a white bird sits at upper left, and a copyright notice is printed at lower right. No people or ritual setting is visible.2011-09-03 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of peacock feathers with iridescent teal-green barbs and violet-blue eye spots, fanned together against a blurred brown background. No people are visible.2007-10-04Close-up photograph of a large round peacock-feather fan held low over a grey stone floor. The fan's eyespots are blue and green, arranged in concentric rings around a central cluster. Below it, a bare foot in white clothing with a red border is visible at left, and an orange cloth edge appears at right. No faces are visible.2007-10-04Close-up photograph of a bundle of peacock tail feathers fanned out against a bright white background. The feathers show iridescent green and teal shafts with dark blue eyespots ringed in gold-brown, with fine wispy barbs. No people are visible. A faint lavender logo appears in the upper left corner.2007-10-04A large golden peacock vahana (vehicle) stands on a gold-framed wooden base in front of a deity murti decorated with red, yellow and green flower garlands. The gold peacock is covered in jeweled ornaments with red and green stones, a bejeweled collar, and a coiled serpent at its feet. Behind it, silk drapery in purple and maroon with gold borders hangs beneath the garlanded deity. Scattered flower petals lie on the floor. No people are visible in the frame.2010-11-09Close-up photograph of a bundle of peacock tail feathers with prominent blue and green eye spots, fanned upward against a terracotta-brown backdrop. On the left edge, an ornate gold-leaf carved frame with scrolling floral and swirl relief is partly visible. No people are visible in the frame.2011-09-04 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a single peacock feather, its iridescent green and teal barbs fanning out across the frame. The prominent eye spot is a blue-turquoise ring surrounding a deep navy centre, set in bronze-brown tones. No people, deity or ritual objects are visible. A small circular logo appears in the upper right corner.2007-10-04September 04 20112011-09-04 +1 copies