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Close view of a bare foot resting on a brass plate filled with red, pink, orange and yellow rose petals and white flowers, with two small brass kalasha-style vessels among them. The ankle wears a strand of rudraksha beads with gold spacer beads, and a brass rod stands at the right edge. This appears to be a padapuja, the ritual washing and worship of feet, with the feet of the honoured person placed on the flower-filled plate. The person's face and body are not visible, so no one is identified; the scene shows only the foot, flowers and ritual vessels.

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June 18 20172017-06-18June 18 20172017-06-18August 09 20172017-08-09 +2 copiesAugust 09 20172017-08-09 +2 copiesClose-up photo of a bare foot resting in a silver plate filled with pink and white flower petals, yellow marigold blossoms and a sprinkling of rice or grains, a ritual padapuja style offering. The person wears a rust-red and gold-bordered garment and an orange-brown rudraksha mala on the ankle. Behind, silver puja trays hold coconut, red flowers, betel and kumkum-coloured offerings on a golden table. Only the foot and lower leg of one person are visible, plus partial white-sleeved arms at the top edge.2017-06-18June 18 20172017-06-18Photo 11737429January 13 20132013-01-13Photo 11742374 +2 copiesPhoto 11738074 +1 copiesPhoto 11714711September 19 20132013-09-19