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Two young boys in saffron-orange robes stand outdoors, each raising a long curved golden horn to their lips, as if sounding it. Both have a white tilak mark on the forehead and wear bangles on their wrists. Behind them are green trees, a pale sky, piles of gravel and sand, a low red wall and a covered shelter at the right edge.

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Two young men in saffron-orange dhotis and wraps stand on a rooftop railing behind terracotta pots of flowering plants, both raising long brass horns high overhead toward a pale grey sky. Each wears a rudraksha mala around the neck and has white markings on the forehead. A chain-link fence and a small floodlight are visible behind them, with buildings in the background.2013-06-06June 03 20132013-06-03June 06 20132013-06-06Two young men in saffron-orange cloth blow long curved brass horns raised above their heads against a bright white sky. The man on the left wears a dark rudraksha mala and a black wristwatch and has small gold earrings; the man on the right wears a red-and-orange wrap and a beaded bracelet. A railing runs horizontally behind them, a rope hangs at right, and a third person's head is partly visible at the bottom centre.2013-06-03Four young boys in saffron-orange robes with maroon borders stand outdoors before a chain-link fence and red railing, raising long brass horns high overhead and playing them. Each wears a rudraksha mala around the neck; the boy on the far right also wears a wristwatch and the second from the right holds his horn to his lips. Green plants and a grey sky form the background.2013-06-04Two young male musicians in saffron-orange dhotis and shawls play long curved brass horns raised above their heads against a bright white sky. The left player wears a rudraksha mala with a small pendant and a black wristwatch, and the right player has a red-and-gold wrist cord. Metal railings and a pole run behind them, and a small crowd of onlookers is partly visible at the bottom edge. The scene suggests a procession or ceremonial sounding of the horns.2013-06-03Young devotees in saffron-orange robes sit on a red carpet in a hall, playing golden curved horns raised overhead and drums. Several boys and girls wear rudraksha malas, some have white sacred ash marks on their foreheads, and one drummer uses a wooden stick on a barrel drum. Red curtains and white walls form the backdrop, and a man in a white shirt is visible at the far left. Behind the group, a flagged room panel and chairs suggest a satsang or temple event.2013-07-15Several young boys in orange and red saffron-toned cloths perform music at an indoor event against a white door with glass panels. Four boys play long curved golden horns held overhead or at mouth level, one is blowing into his horn. Two drums with rope-laced skins are visible at lower left, and the boys wear white forehead markings and rudraksha beads. Some boys are bare-chested with saffron or red cloth wrapped at the waist, and one wears a dark rudraksha mala. The setting appears to be an ashram or temple hall with pale walls.2013-07-05June 27 20132013-06-27 +1 copiesA group of young boys seated on the floor in front of a white metal door and red curtain play ceremonial instruments. Several boys hold long curved gold-coloured brass horns upright with both hands and blow into them, while others play two-headed hand drums and a small hand cymbal. The boys wear orange and red robes with yellow borders, white forehead markings, and wooden rudraksha-style bead necklaces. Some have bead bracelets and dark thread. The setting appears to be an indoor hall with a plain light wall.2013-07-11June 03 20132013-06-03June 03 20132013-06-03