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Two female Bharatanatyam dancers perform side by side on a polished stage, both in green and orange silk costumes with gold borders, gold waist belts with fan-shaped ornaments, and gold jewellery including necklaces and maang tikka with white flowers in their hair. Their ankles bear bells, and they are barefoot, their hands in dance mudras. Behind them stand brass oil lamps and a pillar with ornate decoration. At left, seated musicians with a microphone accompany the performance, and a garland of flowers hangs at upper right. The setting suggests a classical dance recital.

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June 01 20142014-06-01Two female Bharatanatyam dancers perform on a stage in front of a decorative backdrop of painted temple-style pillars and ornamented columns. Both wear green silk costumes with gold borders and gold waist belts, with orange-gold blouses and drapery. Each has jewelled headpieces with white flowers, layered necklaces, bangles and red bindi. Their hands are raised in expressive mudras while one dancer's foot is lifted mid-step.2014-06-01 +1 copiesJune 01 20142014-06-01Two female Bharatanatyam dancers perform side by side on a polished white stage in front of a temple-style backdrop. Both wear green and orange silk costumes with gold borders, gold waist belts and jewelled necklaces, with white flowers in their hair. The dancer on the left stands with hands on her hips, while the dancer on the right holds one hand raised in a mudra. Behind them a seated musician in an orange shirt plays a violin. Brass oil lamps stand on either side, and a painted deity figure with a garland and a lamp appears at the right edge.2014-06-01Two female Bharatanatyam dancers perform side by side on a polished stage. Both wear green and gold silk costumes with contrasting orange-yellow and orange-red pleated dhoti-style trousers, gold-embroidered waistbands, and long rudraksha-style beaded necklaces. Their hair is adorned with white flower garlands and gold ornaments, and both have arms extended outward in dance poses. Behind them stand large painted deity murti figures and a decorated temple-style backdrop with brass lamps and floral garlands. A seated musician in orange clothing plays an instrument at the left edge of the stage.2014-06-01Two female dancers perform Bharatanatyam on a glossy stage in front of a painted temple backdrop with a large wooden door and a hanging flower garland. Both wear green and orange silk costumes with gold borders, gold waist belts, ankle bells, and white flowers in their hair; the dancer on the left has her arms raised and the one on the right extends one arm outward. A colorful deity murti with multiple arms stands behind them, and brass oil lamps flank the stage. A musician sits at the left edge.2014-06-01Two female Bharatanatyam dancers perform side by side on a polished stage. Both wear matching costumes of green and orange-gold silk with gold borders, a jewelled waist belt with a fan-shaped ornament, layered gold necklaces, rudraksha-style beaded malas, bangles, and ornate headpieces with white flowers. Each dancer has one hand on her hip and a foot lifted in a classical stance. Behind them stand large painted deity murti figures with multiple arms, flanked by decorative pillars, a wooden door, and garlands. On the left edge a musician sits beside brass lamps. Stage lights glow in purple and pink.2014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01May 17 20162016-05-17