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Close-up photo of a pair of bare feet resting on a bed of pink, white, orange and red flower petals, with red hibiscus blossoms and a silver tray with silver bowls at the top right. The feet bear a round red-brown mark on the top of one foot and a red line along the other, and the toenails are painted orange. The wearer's orange and gold silk garment edges the upper left. The scene suggests a foot-worship ritual, padapuja, with flowers and silver vessels arranged around the feet.

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