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A seated figure in a rust-orange robe with gold-edged border sits cross-legged on the ground wearing a white forehead band with a red mark and a long white and magenta flower garland. Hands are clasped in the lap. Behind, several men in saffron and orange robes and a man in red with a silver trident and bells reach toward a large tied wrapped pillar or ritual trunk. Marigolds, a brass plate of rice and offerings, and fruit lie on the ground. The scene suggests a ritual.

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February 12 20132013-02-12February 12 20132013-02-12February 22 20132013-02-22February 12 20132013-02-12February 22 20132013-02-22February 22 20132013-02-22February 12 20132013-02-12February 12 20132013-02-12 +1 copiesA seated woman in a rust-orange robe with gold-edged borders sits on grass before a pale tree trunk wrapped in rope, wearing a white forehead marking and a white and pink flower garland, with hands joined and gazing upward. Marigold flowers, a brass plate, small clay dishes, fruit, and red powder are arranged on the grass before her. Around her, standing men in orange and saffron robes, one with a white turban and another with a beard and rudraksha malas, watch closely, while a man in white holds a tambourine and another in a pink shawl films with a camera at lower right. This appears to be a puja or padapuja scene under a tent-like canopy, with devotees gathered around.2013-02-22February 12 20132013-02-12 +1 copiesFebruary 12 20132013-02-12February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copies