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A young boy in an orange saffron robe with a white tripundra mark on his forehead blows a long curved brass horn held overhead with one hand while the other hand supports it at his mouth. He stands outdoors beside a white metal chain-link fence with a round finial, and green trees and a pale sky form the background. He appears to be a child attendant or ritual horn-blower rather than a person whose identity can be confirmed from appearance, so no a person candidate is asserted.

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June 04 20132013-06-04A young man in an orange saffron robe with white tilak marks on his forehead and arm plays a long curved brass horn raised overhead, held to his lips with one hand. He stands beside a white metal fence with green foliage and trees behind him, under a pale sky. A partial hand is visible at the right edge. No identifiable a person candidate is established from appearance alone.2013-06-04 +1 copiesThree young boys in orange robes with maroon borders stand on terracotta pots, playing long curved brass horns raised high against a bright sky. Each has white sacred markings on the forehead and rudraksha malas around the neck. A chain-link fence and green potted plants are in the foreground. No one is identified as a person; the scene shows young disciples performing horn music.2013-06-10A young boy in orange saffron robes blows a long curved brass horn raised high overhead, his arm bearing white sacred ash markings. Behind him, another person in orange robes holds a similar horn, with a green tree canopy and a white chain-link fence in the background. The setting appears outdoors.2013-06-04July 08 20132013-07-08 +1 copiesJuly 08 20132013-07-08 +1 copiesJune 04 20132013-06-04June 04 20132013-06-04June 04 20132013-06-04 +1 copiesNovember 16 20152015-11-16June 10 20132013-06-10June 04 20132013-06-04