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A naming-ceremony photo with a baby wrapped in a white blanket with a blue fish print held by a bare-chested man in white dhoti with a pink and white flower garland and a tattoo on his upper arm. Beside him a bearded man with long hair, a vertical red tilak on his forehead, rust-red robes and a white and pink flower garland sits under a golden canopy, reaching toward the baby with a thread or string. A gold-fringed umbrella and gilded throne back are behind them, and a person in orange robes is partly visible at the left edge. Three people are visible.

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April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17A naming ceremony at the Bengaluru Aadheenam. A bare-chested priest in a white dhoti and a pink and white flower garland holds a newborn wrapped in a light blue cloth, presenting the baby to a seated man on a red cushioned throne with a golden carved backrest. The seated man wears a rust-red robe, a long white and pink flower garland, a beard, long hair tied back, and a sandalwood mark on his forehead, and he smiles while reaching to touch the baby. Two women in orange garments are partly visible at the left edge, and a blurred green background of plants and a wooden fence is behind them.2017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17April 17 20172017-04-17