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Overhead photo of a polished silver padapuja tray shaped like a pair of sandal-shaped footprints, filled with red, orange and yellow roses and a few green leaves. Two small silver cups with kumkum or vermilion sit at the lower corners of the tray, and a yellow-and-green patterned cloth lies beneath. No people are visible; the image shows the floral offering prepared for the padukas of the guru.

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Top-down photograph of a polished silver padukas-shaped offering plate on a golden tray, decorated with a pair of chevron-engraved sandal-shaped silver trays. The plate holds an arrangement of red, yellow and orange roses with green leaves at the top, and two small silver cups with orange kumkum or vermilion paste sit on either side. No people are visible. This is an arrangement for paduka puja, an offering of flowers to sacred sandals.2021-05-21KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/19/20212021-11-19Close overhead photo of a pair of silver padukas (sandals) on an ornately engraved silver tray, decorated with yellow, red, orange and pink roses and green leaves, with two small silver cups filled with reddish-orange kumkum paste beside them. A red and gold cloth edges the top of the frame. No people are visible. Used for padapuja offerings to a person's paduka.2021-12-09KAILASA SINGAPORE on 5/20/20212021-05-20Top-down photo of a pair of ornately embossed silver padukas (sandals) resting on a polished metal tray, decorated with yellow, red and orange roses and green leaves, with two small round dishes holding red-brown kumkum-like paste or offerings near the heels. The tray sits on a pink and gold cloth with a gold-toned plate beneath. No people are visible; the padukas stand in for the a person paduka puja shown in the page's daily temple seva account.2021-04-02KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/5/20212021-11-05KAILASA SINGAPORE on 7/8/20212021-07-08KAILASA SINGAPORE on 8/26/20212021-08-26A silver padukas (sandal-shaped footwear) pair rests on a large polished silver tray, decorated with red, orange and yellow roses and green leaves, with the padukas' heels topped by copper-coloured knobs. Behind the tray, a red cloth covers the table, with a brass lamp stand at left and a pair of framed images propped up, one showing a figure in a saffron-coloured turban and the other a group of deities. No people are visible.2021-07-05KAILASA SINGAPORE on 6/4/20212021-06-04KAILASA SINGAPORE on 11/18/20212021-11-18 +1 copiesKAILASA SINGAPORE on 8/20/20212021-08-20