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Photograph of many identical seated figurines arranged in tightly packed rows on a green cloth over a striped cloth. Each figure is a glossy red-orange robed seated male figure with grey hair, a beard, a rudraksha mala around the neck, and one raised hand in blessing gesture. Above the rows, a partially visible screen shows orange-robed imagery. The figures are statues, not living people, and the scene appears to be a display of ritual figures for the Aushada preparation context.

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August 31 20172017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesAugust 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesA photograph of rows of identical small seated figurines arranged closely together on a green mat over a striped cloth. Each figure is a red-robed sannyasi with grey hair, a full grey beard and a rudraksha mala, seated cross-legged with one hand raised in a blessing gesture. They are statues, not living people. Above them a large screen shows a colourful image partly visible at the top edge.2017-08-31August 31 20172017-08-31 +1 copiesA photograph of many identical small figurines arranged in tight rows on a cloth-covered table. Each figurine is a seated bearded male figure with long grey hair, wearing red and maroon robes, sitting on a grey stone-like base with arms resting on the lap. The figurines appear freshly finished and glossy. Behind them are pastel-striped fabrics and green cloth.2017-08-31 +1 copiesRows of small seated figurines fill the frame, arranged in neat ranks on a green cloth. Each figure shows a bearded man with long grey hair, sitting in a meditative pose with hands folded, wearing red-maroon cloth and beaded necklaces. A blurred background shows a basket of dried material, a screen edge and other offerings on a table.2017-08-31 +1 copiesOctober 10 20172017-10-10 +2 copiesA dense grid of identical seated figurines in red and maroon robes with rudraksha-style beads, each with grey hair and a beard, hands raised in abhaya or blessing mudra. The figurines are arranged in tightly packed rows filling the frame. Their repeated poses and garments suggest a display of sannyasi-style figures.2017-08-31 +1 copiesRows of identical small seated figurines in red-orange robes, each with grey hair, a beard, rudraksha beads and a raised hand in blessing gesture, arranged in neat ranks on a green cloth over a striped multicoloured mat. A large screen behind shows an orange-clad figure in front of a white structure. The figurines are statues, not living people, and the screen shows a single person.2017-08-31