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Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on an ornate silver pedestal with repoussé floral and scroll engraving. The person wears a maroon-red garment with gold zari border, the fabric draped over the seated figure's legs. Behind the silver throne-like seat are silver scrolled armrest or leg panels and a deep red backdrop. Only the feet and lower garment are visible, so the person's identity cannot be determined from this view.

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February 14 20182018-02-14February 14 20182018-02-14January 28 20182018-01-28Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on an ornate gilded wooden footstool with carved floral relief panels, beside a gold-carved throne leg. The person's orange-red robe with gold border trim drapes over the seat above. Only the feet and lower robe are visible; no face or full body is shown. Warm stage lighting and a blurred background suggest an indoor satsang setting.2018-02-13March 24 20182018-03-24 +1 copiesFebruary 13 20182018-02-13May 06 20182018-05-06 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on an ornate silver footstool carved with floral scrollwork and curling foliage. The person wears a deep maroon garment with gold zari borders. Behind the stool is a larger silver-coloured carved structure, possibly a throne. The floor below has a patterned gold-and-brown rug. The feet are the only visible part of the person, so no face or identity can be determined from this image.2018-02-14May 24 20182018-05-24Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on an ornate silver-coloured metal footstool with embossed floral and scroll patterns, set on a rich orange velvet cushion or seat. Part of an orange-and-saffron garment with gold trim is visible above the feet. Only feet and clothing edge are shown; no face is visible.2018-03-03Close photo of bare feet resting on an ornate silver-embossed wooden seat or pedestal with floral repoussé patterns. The person wears a rust-red garment with decorative embroidered trim at the ankle, and red flower garlands hang at the left edge beside the silver panel. The image is rotated sideways. No face is visible, so no ritual name or person identification is possible.2018-04-19January 06 20182018-01-06