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Women in colourful saris dance barefoot in a hall with white tiled ceiling and fluorescent lights, holding slim wooden sticks raised overhead. Foreground dancers wear orange and deep orange saris, one in a green and red-checked sari with a dark green shawl, and one in pink and purple. Behind them a framed photo hangs on a cream wall beside a red curtain, and a carved ornate wooden pillar stands at left. Many dancers are visible, with more people at the edges. The movement suggests a group stick dance during a festival.

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October 03 20162016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03A photograph of women and girls dancing in a hall with a tiled ceiling and fluorescent lights during a Navaratri dance, many holding short wooden sticks raised overhead. In the foreground a woman in an orange and gold sari with a flowing orange shawl turns while raising a stick. Others wear pink, magenta, green and white saris and salwar outfits, and a few wear orange and gold dresses. A carved white wooden horse-like ornament stands at left, with wall paintings and a red curtain on the back wall. No a person figure is visible.2016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03A group of women in colourful saris dance energetically in a hall with a white tiled ceiling and fluorescent lights. In the foreground a smiling woman in a green blouse and red-and-green checked skirt raises painted sticks overhead. Beside her a woman in a vivid orange sari with gold border raises both arms holding sticks, her orange shawl flowing behind. Other dancers in green, red, pink and purple saris move in the background, and a framed picture hangs on the left wall. No a person appearance is visible; the scene shows Navaratri-style stick dancing.2016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03October 03 20162016-10-03A group of women and girls dance in a large hall with a tiled ceiling, fluorescent lights and maroon curtains. Many hold thin decorated sticks raised in both hands, a dandiya-style dance for Navaratri. Most wear orange and saffron saris and skirts, with one woman in a green and checked outfit and another in a blue skirt. A girl in a pink dress and red leggings and a woman in a white dress move among them. Shelves and framed pictures line the walls, and a camera on a tripod is visible at the right edge.2016-10-03Photo of a group of women and girls in colourful silk saris dancing in a hall with tiled floor and ceiling lights, raising long coloured sticks overhead in a dandiya-style stick dance. Saris are green, orange, red, pink and purple, with gold jewellery, bangles and a large pendant on one dancer in an orange sari. Behind them stand white-clad participants, and framed decorative panels and pillars line the walls. a person is not clearly visible in the image.2016-10-03Photograph of a group of women and girls performing a stick dance in a hall with a glossy cream tiled floor. In the foreground, a woman in a green blouse and red-and-green checked skirt bends forward holding a short stick, while a girl in a bright orange sari with gold border and a red bead necklace extends a stick toward the camera. Others in orange, red and white saris, some with long braids and flowers, hold sticks and move in a line. A framed picture hangs on the back wall, and ceiling lights and vents are visible.2016-10-03