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A figure in a blue dhoti-style garment and a multicoloured striped headwrap stands on a red-cushioned gold throne at the left, leaning forward to receive a white envelope or sheet from a woman in a blue and white sari with a long braid. Beside her, another woman in a purple and orange sari stands near the stage. Behind them, a large orange backdrop shows a golden deity murti of a goddess wearing a crown, with red and white flower garlands and yellow marigold garlands draped at its base. Gold-carved ornamental throne arms frame the scene, with Kannada script partly visible on the backdrop.

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October 09 20102010-10-09 +1 copiesStage event with a large golden throne with red cushions at left. A figure in a bright blue draped robe and a striped pink-and-blue turban stands on the throne's footstool, reaching toward a white gift box held by a woman in a mustard-yellow sari with a purple border and gold jewellery. Behind her, a man in an orange-saffron garment bows or kneels beside a seated figure in white. Behind them is a large orange backdrop with a golden deity murti face adorned with red and white flower garlands, and a golden lamp-like object at the left of the backdrop. Printed Kannada-script text appears on the backdrop. Dim dark curtain at right.2010-10-09October 09 20102010-10-09A figure in a bright blue draped robe with a multicoloured striped head wrap stands at a gold ornate throne with red cushions, reaching forward to hand a white envelope or packet. Beside them a man in orange saffron robes stands, and a woman in a purple and gold sari holds a white packet and reaches toward the figure. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a golden deity murti with a crown, earrings and floral garlands, plus red and white flower decorations on the right. The stage floor is polished and light-coloured.2010-10-09A stage event with a large orange backdrop bearing Kannada script and an enlarged gold-and-red decorated deity murti with a crown, garlanded with yellow and red flowers. A figure in a blue silk dhoti and a striped pastel head wrap, with bare upper body, steps down from an ornate gold-carved throne with red cushions and a footstool toward two women. A woman in a yellow and orange saree with flower in hair receives papers from the figure. A woman in a white sari stands behind them, and another dancer in yellow and red stands at the right holding papers. The a person candidate is not clearly visible enough to confirm identity, so only roles are given.2010-10-09October 09 20102010-10-09A figure in a long red draped garment and a beige turban stands at a gold ornate throne with a red cushion, reaching forward to accept a white envelope or paper from a woman in a pink and teal sari with flowers in her hair. A monk in orange robes stands behind, and another woman in a sari is partly visible. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a painted deity face with a crown, garlands of yellow and red flowers, and Kannada text at top. Stage setting with a dark curtain at right.2010-10-08A photograph of a stage event with an ornate gold throne in the left foreground. A man in a blue draped garment with a multicoloured striped turban stands beside the throne, reaching toward a woman in an orange sari who bends forward holding a white box. A young woman in a yellow blouse and maroon skirt stands nearby, and another woman in a yellow and maroon outfit stands at the right. Behind them is a large gilded deity murti with a crown, red and white flower garlands and beaded necklaces, flanked by a glowing ornate lamp. The orange backdrop carries Kannada script and the word Celebration.2010-10-09A figure in a red draped garment and tan head wrap stands beside a large ornate golden throne, reaching out to take papers from a saffron-robed man. A woman in a grey shawl over a purple skirt with green border bends forward holding papers, while a woman in a teal and pink sari with white flower adornments stands at right. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a golden metallic deity murti with a crown, jewelled necklaces and garlands of yellow and red flowers, with Kannada script at the top.2010-10-08A photograph of a stage event beside a golden ornate throne with a red cushion and red footstool. A man in a flowing red dhoti-style robe with a tan head wrap stands at the throne with palms pressed together in greeting, wearing gold bangles. Beside him a young man in an orange saffron robe with a red-striped shawl stands near a woman in a white sari, while a woman in a teal and pink sari with a white flower-decorated hair ornament bows low to the floor. Behind them a large backdrop shows a gilded deity murti with red and yellow flower garlands and a Kannada-script banner above. The man in red has distinctive long swept-back hair and gold adornments, but the appearance is uncertain for identifying a person, so the figure is described by role only.2010-10-08A figure in a red robe and beige turban stands beside an ornate gold-carved throne with a red cushion and footstool, reaching toward a young woman in a grey shawl and purple skirt with green border who holds a white paper or book. Nearby, a saffron-robed man stands, and two young women in green, purple and teal saris with white flower hair ornaments hold white folders. Behind them a large orange backdrop shows a golden deity murti with flower garlands and red flowers. The setting appears to be a stage event with a celebration banner in the background.2010-10-08A photograph on a stage in front of a large orange backdrop showing a golden deity murti with a crown and kumkum-marked face. A man in a maroon robe with a tan turban, seated on or stepping from an ornate gold throne draped with yellow and green marigold garlands, reaches to hand a white bowl or plate to a man in a cream kurta and white dhoti. Beside them a man in an orange robe and a woman in a white sari with gold border hold papers, and a woman in a blue sari with gold border stands at right. a person: the seated figure wears a maroon robe and tan turban with bare arms and a rudraksha-style mala, a distinctive ceremonial presentation. Printed text on the backdrop reads and copyright notice2010-10-11