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Outdoors beside a shallow forest stream, a large group of devotees sits on the rocky bank and in the water in a ritual setting. Many wear white clothes with red shawls. Several hold brass plates and small cups with offerings and lamps. On the right, a seated person in a red turban and red-orange cloth, with a white flower garland and bare arms wrapped in white bandages, sits on a leopard-print cushion behind a tall silver trident. Behind the group, another robed man in orange-red stands in the water, and a few people stand in the background among trees. The scene appears to be a water-side puja with offerings.

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December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17Outdoors beside a shallow forest river, a seated woman in a rust-red sari and a red turban, draped in a long white and yellow-flower garland and gold jewellery, receives ritual offerings. Around her, roughly two dozen women in white clothes and red-orange shawls sit on the riverbank holding silver thalis and brass plates of fruit, flowers and sweets. Attendants stand behind with red-and-orange parasols and a silver-framed canopy. Lush green trees and rocks line the water. This appears to be a river pada puja with breakfast offerings and a rudrabhishekam.2014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17December 17 20142014-12-17