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Dozens of identical seated figurines in rows fill the frame, each shown in a meditative pose with palms raised in blessing, wearing red-orange draped robes, long grey hair and full grey beards, and dark beaded malas around their necks. They sit on a green cloth over a striped white, pink and orange fabric. The figures are statues, not living people.

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August 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesAugust 31 20172017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31Photograph of many identical seated figurines arranged in tightly packed rows on a green cloth over a striped cloth. Each figure is a glossy red-orange robed seated male figure with grey hair, a beard, a rudraksha mala around the neck, and one raised hand in blessing gesture. Above the rows, a partially visible screen shows orange-robed imagery. The figures are statues, not living people, and the scene appears to be a display of ritual figures for the Aushada preparation context.2017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesAugust 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesRows of identical seated figurines in glossy red and orange robes with rudraksha malas, hands raised in mudra, arranged on green cloth over a striped floor cloth. Above them, a large screen shows a figure in orange robes with a hand raised. Figurines are statues, not physical people, so no living people are visible. The screen and figurines suggest a ceremonial display.2017-08-31September 10 20172017-09-10 +1 copiesOctober 10 20172017-10-10 +2 copiesOctober 10 20172017-10-10 +2 copiesSeptember 10 20172017-09-10 +2 copies