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Close view of a floor covered with pink and yellow rose petals and scattered green leaves, with a bare human arm or hand reaching into the petals from the left. A green leafy garland with white flowers hangs at the left edge. The petals appear arranged for a ritual floral offering in the Adi Kailasa setting; only a partial limb is visible, so no full person is shown.

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October 02 20162016-10-02Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a bed of loose flower petals and green leaves, with white jasmine-like blossoms and yellow marigold petals scattered over a dark red cloth. A string of red flowers hangs at the upper left. No face is visible; only the lower leg and foot are shown.2016-02-14May 31 20182018-05-31 +2 copiesOctober 19 20132013-10-19July 28 20172017-07-28 +1 copiesApril 26 20182018-04-26 +1 copiesJuly 28 20172017-07-28 +1 copiesClose photo of bare feet resting on a bed of pink, red, orange and yellow flowers arranged on a gold tray during a padapuja-style ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing an orange and gold silk garment. Surrounding them are polished silver bowls holding white jasmine-like blossoms, pink roses, a yellow liquid, and small brass lamps.2013-07-02Overhead view of a ritual altar floor covered with a dense spread of mixed flower petals in red, pink, orange and yellow, mixed with green leaves and white blossoms, arranged on a pink-bordered white square. Bunches of ripe bananas sit on green leaves at three corners, with a brass or silver pot and a covered metal vessel placed around the edges. No people are visible; the arrangement suggests a puja offering.2016-06-19August 04 20142014-08-04Close view of a ritual offering on a gold-toned tray: red, orange, pink and yellow flowers, including large yellow petals and rose-like blooms, scattered around silver vessels and a silver spoon. At the upper left, a bare foot with visible toes rests beside a gold-and-maroon silk garment, indicating a seated person offering flowers during puja. The silver bowls and ornate metal tray suggest abhishekam or puja worship.2013-09-14July 06 20132013-07-06