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Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a silver tray set on an ornate gold-leaf throne or pedestal. The feet belong to a person wearing a flowing saffron-orange robe. Gold toe rings are visible on the feet. The silver tray has a small elephant-shaped spout and is partly filled with liquid, indicating a padapuja (foot-worship ritual). Gold embossed panels and a carved gold backrest surround the scene. Only the lower legs and feet of the person are visible, so no face or identity is shown, and no other people are visible.

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August 01 20102010-08-01August 25 20092009-08-25Photo 11730175October 23 20102010-10-23 +1 copiesA photograph of a padapuja ritual in which a pair of bare feet, wearing an orange-red garment on the upper leg, rests on a silver tray. Silver bowls hold white flower petals, a ripe orange-red fruit, and a silver vessel. Pink and red flower garlands lie beside the feet, and ornate gold carving forms the background. The viewer sees the shoulder and hair of one partially visible person in the lower right and a partially visible person at the lower left edge. Only the feet are shown; the person to whom they belong is not visible.2010-10-09August 25 20092009-08-25October 22 20102010-10-22 +2 copiesMay 07 20122012-05-07 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on an ornate gold tray during a padapuja ritual. The feet belong to a person wearing saffron-orange robes, and white jasmine flowers are placed between the toes and around the ankles. Silver bowls with offerings surround the gold tray, and ornate gold filigree decorates the base. The feet are the only visible body parts, and the wearer's identity cannot be determined from this view.2010-08-01November 22 20102010-11-22October 28 20102010-10-28 +2 copiesSeptember 07 20092009-09-07 +1 copies