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Photo 11689586 +1 copiesA cultural program on a raised red-carpeted stage under a white draped tent. Four female dancers in gold and orange traditional costumes with flowers in their hair perform in a line at the back of the stage. In the foreground, a seated musician in a cream kurta faces the stage beside a woman in a green sari with a long braid, and other musicians sit at the right edge. Rows of children in white and orange clothing sit on striped mats at left. At the back left, a gold throne with a seated deity murti and gold kalasha-style lamps sit on a white platform. At right, a large banner shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robes, captioned as a festival banner.2010-12-26Outdoor evening cultural performance under a decorated pandal with colourful bunting and hanging cloth pillars. Four women in ornate Bharatanatyam-style costumes perform on a raised red-carpeted stage: the figures wear red-and-gold, purple, pink-and-gold and green-and-red costumes with jewellery and flowers in their hair. Behind them hangs a large banner with portraits and Tamil text. Seated on white chairs and mats at the front are a man in a saffron-orange robe with a shaved head and a beard, and rows of men and women in white clothes watching the dance. A printed portrait stands beside the stage. The surrounding crowd sits on the ground in white dhotis and shirts.2007-01-12September 26 20142014-09-26June 01 20142014-06-01KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 10/22/20222022-10-22 +1 copiesPhoto 99183542022-10-22 +1 copiesMay 31 20172017-05-31 +1 copiesNovember 21 20102010-11-21A stage performance at an indoor venue with a black backdrop and a potted palm at left. Five young women in traditional South Indian dance costumes stand in a row. At left, a woman in an orange-saffron shawl and a white garment kneels or bows while receiving a red cloth-wrapped object from a woman in white. In the center, a woman in a green and blue sari with gold trim and white flowers in her hair stands with palms pressed together in a namaskar gesture. The other dancers wear orange, gold and yellow silk saris with gold jewellery, floral hair adornments and bangles. No identifiable a person appearance is visible, so no ceremonial figure is labelled.2008-05-03December 20 20182018-12-20September 25 20172017-09-25