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Close-up photograph of a dark stone surface with a carved foot resting on it. Red and gold fabric with a woven pattern is draped at the top edge. A small red mark and scattered yellow specks, possibly turmeric or kumkum, dot the stone. No people are visible; the foot is carved stone, not a living person.

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2011 -eNMiracles Collections2011 -eNMiracles CollectionsClose-up photograph of a pair of carved dark stone feet. Glints of gold leaf or turmeric powder are scattered over the stone. No people are visible; the image shows only the sculpted feet and the draped cloth above them. +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a dark stone deity murti seated on a black stone pedestal. Its bare feet with carved toes and a decorated anklet rest on the base, and a red and gold brocade cloth drapes over the seat above them. A yellow cloth hangs at the right edge. Red kumkum-like marks dot the stone surface. No people are visible. +2 copies2011 -eNMiracles Collections +1 copies2011 -eNMiracles Collections +2 copies2011 -eNMiracles Collections +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a dark stone or metal sculpture of bare feet. Each foot has a round white paste mark with a red dot at the centre. Glistening wet residue sits along the surface. No people are visible; the image shows only the sculpted feet and their markings. +3 copiesA four-panel collage of close-up photographs showing carved black stone feet of a statue or murti, with toes and ornamental engraved patterns on the stone pedestal. In the top two panels and bottom-right panel, the edge of red and gold patterned fabric is visible above the feet. The bottom-left panel shows a closer view of the carved toes against a dusty surface. No physical people are visible.Close view of a black stone pedestal with a pair of carved black feet, toes and anklets, positioned beneath a draped figure dressed in a maroon and gold brocade cloth with a green and purple woven border. Above, a jeweled ornament with white beaded tassel hangs at the chest, and marigold garlands with orange and red flowers appear at the upper left and a yellow fabric at the right. The feet belong to a sculpted or carved form, not to a living person, so this is a photograph of a statue or murti with its lower garments and footwear shown. +2 copiesSeptember 15 20132013-09-15February 05 20152015-02-05