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A group of children gathered outdoors on bare dirt ground, seen from behind. A girl in an orange top with two long braids tied with pink bobbles stands in the foreground, and a boy in a red shirt and navy shorts stands beside a girl in a yellow top and teal salwar. Several children hold lumps of grey clay or mud in their hands. An adult in white clothing with a rudraksha mala stands among them, one arm raised toward the children's hands.

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A group of children stands in a circle on bare dirt outdoors, several holding small grey stones in their hands. A girl in a yellow top and blue-green salwar with long dark hair in a ponytail stands at left, a boy in a red t-shirt with his back to the camera stands centre, and a girl in an orange top with two braids and pink hair ties stands at lower right. A boy in a white kurta holds a stone at centre, and a woman or teacher in white with a rudraksha mala and gold bracelet stands behind the group, partly visible at top centre.2010-10-01A photograph taken from behind a group of children gathered outdoors on bare dirt ground. A girl in an orange top and brown pants with braided hair and a pink hair tie holds a lump of grey clay or mud in her hand. Around her, a boy in a red shirt and navy pants, a girl in a yellow top and blue jeans, and a girl in a green salwar outfit stand close, while other children with muddy hands raise clay balls. A person in white clothing with rudraksha beads is partly visible at the top, and another person in white with a yellow shawl stands at the right edge. The scene suggests a hands-on clay activity.2010-10-01Outdoor photo of a group of children gathered on bare dirt ground, several holding clay or earth lumps in cupped hands. A boy in a red polo shirt with a red-brown rudraksha-style mala and a lanyard stands centre-left, a girl in a pale floral dress and white leggings beside him. In the foreground, a girl in a teal top with an orange and gold armband faces away, and a boy in a striped orange shirt is seen from behind. A figure in white clothing stands at the left edge, and other children are partly visible. A small purple logo appears at the top left.2010-10-01October 01 20102010-10-01October 01 20102010-10-01October 01 20102010-10-01Three children sit on a bare concrete floor in front of an orange-brown wall, shaping wet clay with their hands. A boy in a red t-shirt and navy trousers works on the left, a girl with two braids, a pink hair clip and an orange t-shirt with brown trousers sits centre, and a girl in a teal salwar with a gold-bordered sleeve and bangles works on the right. Small clay lumps and two forks and a spoon lie on the wet ground. A partly visible white-clad adult stands at the left edge.2010-10-01February 12 20072007-02-12 +1 copiesA photograph of a group of children gathered on a sandy mound in an outdoor yard, with a grey concrete block wall and bushes behind them. A figure with long dark hair and an orange-saffron garment stands near the centre, appearing to be a sannyasi-style figure, with appearance cues including long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, which qualify as a person candidate. Around them about a dozen children wear white school-style outfits, striped shirts, a floral orange top, a blue dress and a green skirt, some holding hands. A faint purple bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2007-02-12February 12 20072007-02-12 +1 copiesA photograph of children and adults at an ashram activity, with several people sitting and crouching against an orange wall beside red-framed windows. A girl in a pink-and-grey striped top and a small red bindi shapes a lump of wet clay in her hands, while a girl in an orange top with a pendant necklace holds up another clay piece. Behind them, a woman in a white sari with a rudraksha mala and a red wrist thread holds a spoon-like tool. Another person in a grey top reaches toward the window, and a boy in a red shirt sits in the lower left. The scene appears to be a hands-on clay-modelling session with wet hands and mud-covered fingers.2010-10-01October 01 20102010-10-01