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Two young women perform a classical Indian dance on a stage with dark red curtains. Both wear white and red sarees with gold waist belts, gold necklaces and jhumka earrings, with flowers in their hair. Behind them, a large golden throne with a tiger-skin cushion and golden lion armrests holds a projected image of a seated figure in a red turban and red garments, wearing a rudraksha mala. Brass oil lamps stand on either side of the throne, and a figure in orange and garlands is visible at the right edge.

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November 18 20152015-11-18Two young women in white and magenta Bharatanatyam-style costumes with gold jewellery and flowers in their hair stand on a red carpet on either side of a gilded throne. The throne is backed by an ornate gold arch and topped by a golden canopy, flanked by lion-shaped armrests and a tiger-skin cushion. A large portrait of a seated man in a red head covering and rudraksha mala appears on the throne back, so no physical person is seated there. At the right edge, a figure in orange robes stands beside garlands of yellow and white flowers. The dancers are performing in a temple-like hall with deep red curtains. Watermarked copyright text appears at lower right.2015-11-18November 16 20152015-11-16Two female dancers in pink and red costumes with white drapes perform on a red-carpeted stage in front of an ornate golden throne with a tiered golden canopy and lion-shaped armrests. One dancer, in profile, raises her hands in a classical gesture, while the other stands with hands on her hips, facing the audience. Golden carved panels flank the left side, and on the right a deity murti is decorated with garlands of yellow and pink flowers on an orange cloth. Brass oil lamps stand beside the throne, and a purple light glows on the stage floor.2015-11-18November 18 20152015-11-18 +1 copiesTwo female dancers in traditional Indian dance costume pose on a red stage before a gold-and-red ornate throne with lion-shaped armrests. The dancer on the left wears a red blouse and red skirt with gold waistband, and holds one palm outward; the dancer on the right wears a green blouse and green skirt with a gold waistband and extends one arm while raising a hand. Both wear white churidar-style trousers, forehead tilak, gold necklaces, rudraksha-style malas, and ankle bells. Brass oil lamps stand beside the throne, and a garland of flowers hangs at the right edge. Behind them, a backdrop of deep red drapes is visible. Two people are physically present, and a large printed portrait appears faintly behind the dancers on the throne.2015-11-16November 18 20152015-11-18November 16 20152015-11-16November 16 20152015-11-16November 16 20152015-11-16November 18 20152015-11-18November 16 20152015-11-16