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August 25 20172017-08-25Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a leopard-print cushion on a throne-like seat. The person wears a rust-orange garment with a gold-bordered hem and gold ornate woodwork is visible above. Striped woven mats cover the floor, and a metal stand edge is at left. Only the foot and lower garment are visible, so no face is shown. The setting suggests a discourse or satsang dais.2017-06-28May 27 20182018-05-27Close-up of bare feet resting on a pair of ornate bronze padukas with small brass finials and yellow fruit placed beneath them, set on an engraved silver pedestal. The feet are wrapped in the hem of a rust-orange cloth with gold zari border, and pink lotus blossoms and white jasmine garlands drape over them. Carved silver and wood furnishings are visible in the background.2017-05-31 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of bare feet resting on an ornate silver pedestal. The person wears a rust-orange garment with a gold woven border, draped and gathered at the ankles. The silver base has scrolled, embossed floral and swirl patterns, and a dark background with a decorative silver edge is visible at the right. Only the lower legs and feet of one person are visible, and the face is not shown.2018-02-04July 08 20172017-07-08 +1 copiesOctober 12 20102010-10-12 +1 copiesClose view of a padapuja offering: bare feet in a rust-brown garment with gold border rest on a bed of flower petals, red, pink and yellow, on a gold tray. Around them are polished silver bowls, cones and small vessels holding red hibiscus, pink petals, white flowers, a small brass lamp and a yellow liquid. The silver and gold ritual trays are arranged for the sacred foot-worship ceremony.2013-10-21 +1 copiesDecember 30 20062006-12-30April 05 20122012-04-05October 09 20102010-10-09Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on an ornate silver-coloured pedestal with repoussé floral and scroll patterns. The person wears a rust-orange dhoti or garment with a gold zari border, draped over the seat's edge. Behind is a silver scrollwork chair or throne arm. Only the lower legs and feet of one person are visible, so the wearer cannot be identified from this view.2018-02-04