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Close view of a padapuja foot-worship offering. Two bare feet rest on a large ornate gold tray lined with yellow marigold flowers, green leaves and red petals, with vermilion and turmeric-like offerings beneath them. The feet belong to a person wearing orange-saffron robes whose folds are visible at the top left. The tray sits on an orange cushion beside a folded orange cloth. No face is visible.

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July 22 20102010-07-22 +1 copiesJuly 22 20102010-07-22Close-up photograph of a pair of bare feet resting on a gold-bordered maroon and gold brocade cloth set on a silver tray. Yellow marigold garlands and white flowers surround the feet, with two small gold kalasha-style vessels near the toes. The person's orange saffron robe drapes across the right side of the frame, and the orange cloth beneath gives a warm background. This appears to be a padapuja, a ritual washing and worship of the feet.2010-07-24July 22 20102010-07-22Close photo of bare feet resting on a golden-brown silk cushion placed on an orange cloth, with yellow marigold garlands and white flowers around them. The person's orange robe drapes over the right side of the frame. A golden ornament and a small red flower sit near the toes. This appears to be a padapuja, the ritual washing or worship of feet. The person's face is not visible, so the figure is described only by the visible feet and robe. The orange cloth covers the floor and the seat beneath the cushion.2010-07-24July 22 20102010-07-22July 22 20102010-07-22July 12 20172017-07-12 +1 copiesOctober 14 20102010-10-14October 14 20102010-10-14July 05 20172017-07-05 +1 copiesAugust 08 20092009-08-08