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July 05 20022002-07-05 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of bare feet standing in a large round metal tray filled with pink rose petals, white jasmine-like flower petals and green leaves. The feet bear marks of yellow and red paste, and silver toe rings are visible. The person's orange cloth robe drapes over the top edge of the frame. The tray rests on a pink silky cloth, with a blue carpet at the top left. This is a padapuja-style foot washing with flowers, though only the feet and robe hem are visible.July 07 20022002-07-07Close-up photograph of a pair of ornately carved wooden sandals resting on a red, yellow and pink striped cloth. The sandals have floral and scrolled carvings and silver-toned metal knobs. They are scattered with white jasmine-like flowers and pink rose petals, and a garland of red and orange flowers with green leaves sits at the top edge beside a yellow cloth. The stone floor is visible behind. No people are visible. +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of bare feet standing on a round silver tray filled with reddish liquid and scattered petals. The feet are adorned with red flower garlands wrapped around the ankles, and a metal footwear-like ornament sits on each foot. Behind them are white and orange flower petals arranged as a backdrop, with a maroon velvet cushion beneath the tray and a cream rug with dark green rectangular patterns. The scene resembles a padapuja ritual where the feet of a revered person are washed and honoured with flowers. No person's face or full body is visible.A close photo of a person's bare feet standing in a round silver tray filled with red and white flower petals, with two small gold cups beside the feet. The wearer's orange-saffron lower garment is visible above. Beneath the tray is a pink and red brocade cloth with gold patterns, and a leopard-print mat lies behind. The scene looks like a padapuja, where a devotee's feet are honoured with flowers. Only feet and lower garment are visible, so no face or identity can be determined; a partial figure on the left shows a bare leg in blue jeans.Close-up photo of a pair of bare feet standing on a folded beige and red cloth mat, the soles and toes smeared with white and yellow paste. The feet are wearing silver-toned padukas or sandals with a raised knob between the toes, and are decorated with red roses, white jasmine blossoms and scattered petals. Orange saffron robes are visible at the top edge of the frame, and the stone floor is grey. The feet are being honoured in a padapuja style ritual with flowers and paste, though no face is shown and no person can be identified.Close overhead photograph of bare feet standing on a gold ornamental tray decorated with a floral padapuja arrangement. Pink roses, white jasmine-like blossoms, yellow plumeria and orange marigolds form a sole-shaped outline around a gold sandal-shaped plate with small jeweled knobs. Silver bowls holding orange and white offerings and a pink hibiscus flower sit at the edges of the tray.2013-07-09Close-up photograph of bare feet being washed in a padapuja ritual. Dark feet with an orange-gold cloth edge visible at the upper left rest in a gold-rimmed silver tray, with water and pink lotus petals scattered around them. Silver and gold bowls, white flower stems and a small flame sit in the blurred foreground, and a pink object is visible in a bowl behind.2011-01-29January 01 20042004-01-01Close view of a pair of bare feet resting in a bed of pink and red flower petals and white blossoms on a brass tray. Surrounding them are polished silver and brass bowls and vessels, some holding orange liquid, with silver ceremonial pieces and green leaves. The feet belong to a person whose orange-gold garment edge is visible at the top left. This looks like a padapuja, a ritual washing or worship of the feet, with flowers and offerings arranged around them. No faces are visible, so the person cannot be identified.2013-05-14 +1 copiesOctober 07 20102010-10-07 +1 copies