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Close-up photograph of a seated person's hand resting on a rust-brown silk cloth with a gold border, wearing a gold-toned beaded bracelet on the wrist. Beside the hand lies a long garland of white jasmine flowers interspersed with red blossoms and green leaves. A golden cushion or fabric is visible at the upper left. Only the hand and forearm are visible, with no face shown; the a person field is unsure because the hand and clothing alone do not establish identity.

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April 24 20182018-04-24 +1 copiesApril 20 20182018-04-20June 28 20142014-06-28 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure's right forearm and hand resting on a tiger-striped yellow and black cushion. The person wears a maroon-brown robe and a gold bracelet with red and green stones on a red cord. Pink and white flower garlands hang on the left, with gold pendants and ornaments visible. At right, a silver peetha or throne edge is inlaid with multicoloured gems, and a red cloth lies on the cushion. Tiger-striped fabric forms the background.2017-09-28 +1 copiesSeptember 28 20172017-09-28May 24 20172017-05-24August 08 20172017-08-08August 24 20172017-08-24April 10 20162016-04-10Close-up photograph of a bare foot being held by a hand wearing a beaded bracelet, resting on a red cushion beside gold-covered objects. A garland of white jasmine, pink lotus buds and yellow marigolds with green leaves lies across the foot. The scene suggests foot worship during puja, with the person whose foot is shown not clearly identifiable from the image itself.2017-05-24Close-up photo of a seated figure's hand resting on a folded terracotta-red towel, wearing a plain gold ring and a bangle of gold and black beads. A white jasmine garland with a gold chain drapes over the arm. The red-saffron robe is draped over the lap, and a large ornate gold ornament with red jewels and a tassel hangs at the right edge. Only a hand and arm are visible, with no face shown, so the person's identity cannot be determined from the image. Ritual setting consistent with pushpabhishekam or puja.2016-05-24December 02 20162016-12-02