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Close photo of bare feet standing on a wet grey rock while a brass vessel is poured over them by a person's hand wearing a bangle. The feet wear red cloth with gold border. Pink lotus flowers are scattered on the rock, with green foliage behind. This appears to be a foot-washing abhishekam or padapuja. The person pouring is partly visible and the wearer's face is not shown.

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May 17 20112011-05-17May 17 20112011-05-17May 17 20112011-05-17A close photo of a padapuja-style foot washing on a rock. A person in a red garment with gold border stands with bare feet on a wet stone, while another person's hands pour water from a brass pot over the feet. Pink lotus-like flowers are laid along the rock in front. Green foliage fills the background. Only hands and feet of two people are visible, with no face shown.2011-05-17May 17 20112011-05-17Close photo of bare feet on a rough granite rock being washed with water poured from a polished brass vessel held by a person's hands. The person wears a red garment with a gold zari border. Green foliage and small purple flowers fill the background. This appears to be a padapuja-style foot washing outdoors on rock.2011-05-17May 17 20112011-05-17May 17 20112011-05-17Close photo of bare feet resting on a gold-coloured ceremonial plate heaped with red roses, pink orchids, white flowers and green leaves. A person's hand in white sleeve holds a green leaf and water-washing a foot, while a folded orange cloth lies beside. The wearer's orange robe covers the leg above, and a gold vessel rests at the top edge. Small gold bells sit among the petals. This appears to be a padapuja foot-washing ritual.2010-08-21July 09 20122012-07-09December 30 20182018-12-30 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a pada puja in progress. A pair of bare male feet rests on a golden ornate tray covered with yellow and pink flower petals. A hand in the upper left pours water from a silver bowl over the feet. The man wears orange ochre cloth, and a folded orange cloth lies at the left edge. Small brass pots and kalasha vessels sit on the tray beside the petals. No face is visible, so the identity of the person receiving the puja cannot be determined from the image.2010-08-06