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Close-up photo of a seated person's forearm and hand resting on a leopard-print cushion. The person wears a rust-orange robe and beaded orange bracelets with sparkly accents, plus a woven cord and multicolored thread bracelet on the wrist. A folded orange towel lies on the cushion beside a gold-colored round object at the left edge. No face is visible and the scene shows only one person's arm and hand.

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Close-up photograph of a seated figure's bare arm and hand resting on a leopard-print cushion draped with an orange towel. The figure wears rust-orange robes and multi-strand orange rudraksha bracelets with gold clasps on the upper arm and wrist. A long pink lotus flower garland with gold beads hangs across the body, and a metal staff or rod stands beside the hand. Only one person is partially visible, so the scene is a single-person ritual seating setting.2016-09-17August 26 20172017-08-26 +1 copiesClose photograph of a seated person's lap and hand in rust-orange robes, resting on a leopard-print cushion. Multiple rudraksha bracelets with gold-toned spacer beads and a red thread cover the wrist, and a rudraksha mala with gold beads hangs at the chest. Beside the lap, a blurred gold ornate object, possibly a throne or peetha, glints in the background. Only a hand, arm and lap are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen.2016-08-10July 07 20172017-07-07 +1 copiesAugust 12 20162016-08-12Close-up photograph of a seated man's forearm and hand resting on his thigh. He wears several strands of orange rudraksha beads on his wrist, and his lap is draped in an orange-brown cloth. He wears patterned leopard-print trousers. A golden, sequined cushion or fabric edge appears at the top of the frame and a deep red background fills the rest. No face is visible. Only one person is visible, partially, in the scene.2016-09-17August 12 20162016-08-12August 30 20172017-08-30August 30 20172017-08-30 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure on an ornate silver throne draped with a leopard-print cloth. The figure wears deep rust-red robes and multiple strands of rudraksha beads across the chest, with a rudraksha bracelet on the wrist. One hand rests on the knee while the other rests below it on the cushion. Silver twisted pillars frame the throne. Only hands, arms, robes and beads are visible; the face is not shown. The figure is an appearance-based a person, identified by rudraksha malas and a red-orange robe on a throne, though the face is out of frame.2018-02-13September 28 20172017-09-28 +1 copiesMarch 04 20182018-03-04