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A photograph of a procession on a dirt path with women in colourful silk saris carrying ornate decorated kalasha-style pots topped with tall pink, purple and white decorative structures on their heads. The lead women wear a yellow sari with red border and an orange sari with gold border, with pearl necklaces and bangles, hands folded in front. Behind them, more women in green, purple and orange saris follow, and men in white dhotis and orange shawls walk on the right. A green-roofed building, a parked silver car, a small garden hedge and bare trees form the background.

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December 25 20062006-12-25December 25 20062006-12-25December 25 20062006-12-25Outdoor procession on a dirt road under a clear blue sky, with trees behind. Several young women in colourful saris walk in a line with palms pressed together in namaskar. Each carries a tall brass kalasha-style pot on her head, topped with a decorated floral arrangement and a painted bird-form ornament in pink, white and green. The women wear yellow, orange, green, magenta and red saris with gold borders and gold bangles. Onlookers in white, cream and dark clothes stand along the road on the left and right, and a young man in a dark shirt stands at the right edge. Ceremonial umbrella-style canopies with red and gold trim are visible behind the carriers.2006-12-25Outdoor procession on a dirt road under a clear sky with trees behind. In the foreground, young women in colourful silk saris, orange, lime green, magenta and maroon with gold borders, walk barefoot with palms pressed together in namaskar. Several carry ornate decorated kalasha-style pots on their heads, topped with flowers, feathered crests and bright fabric. Behind them, a line of men and women in white and black stands and walks, and a decorated umbrella and ceremonial canopies with coloured fringes are visible at the right. A distinctive person matching the a person description is not visible, so no candidate is identified.2006-12-25December 25 20062006-12-25Outdoor procession on dry ground with a purple cloth runner. Several young women in saris walk barefoot in a row, carrying tall decorated kalasha-style headpieces topped with ornate bird-shaped figures in pink, white and gold. Their saris are in red, magenta, teal and yellow with gold borders. Behind them, men in white dhotis and dark shirts and other attendees stand watching, and a drummer in white on the left plays a drum. Tall trees and a clear sky frame the scene.2006-12-25December 25 20062006-12-25Outdoor festival procession in the early morning light. Several young women in colourful silk saris in magenta, red, teal and gold borders dance on a mat-covered ground, each balancing a decorated ornamental kalasha-style pot on her head with ornate multicoloured embellishments. Behind them, a line of standing onlookers in dark shirts and white clothes watches, and a white van and a few people in saffron and white stand near a parasol-like canopy. Tall trees and palms frame the scene.2006-12-25December 25 20062006-12-25A photograph of a procession on dusty open ground beside tall trees. Several young women in silk saris of red, magenta, teal and yellow walk in a row, each balancing a decorated kalasha-style pot with a painted bird-like ornament on her head. Their hands are raised in graceful gestures. Behind them, men in dark shirts and white dhotis stand in lines with hands folded, and a parasol-like canopy is visible in the background.2006-12-25A procession of young women in silk saris walks along a dirt path lined with palm trees. Each woman balances on her head a tall, ornate kalasha-style pot decorated with pink, green and white fabric, flowers and tassels. The women in front press their palms together in anjali. Their saris are yellow, orange, green, maroon and teal with gold borders, and each wears a white pearl necklace. Men in white dhotis and shirts stand along the roadside, some wearing rudraksha malas, and one older man in a white shawl is visible at right. Several other devotees in white clothing stand farther back near small buildings.2006-12-25