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Close photograph of a silver deity statue's bare feet standing on a silver lotus-shaped pedestal, with water pouring over them during an abhishekam. A red and green flower lies at the base. Draped cloth in grey-green covers the legs above. Gold-coloured border trim and a red fabric edge appear in the background.

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December 19 20102010-12-19Close-up photograph of the bare feet of a silver-coloured deity murti standing on a silver pedestal with a rounded base and ornate engraved ridges. Water flows over the feet and pools around the platform, and a single red flower with green leaves lies at the base. The murti wears a draped cloth of pale gold and grey. A red cloth and gold-edged tray appear at the upper left. No physical people are visible.2010-12-19 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a pair of golden feet being bathed by streams of water during an abhishekam ritual. The gilded feet rest on a carved stone or wooden platform with floral relief patterns, with beaded anklets visible. Water pours down over the feet and a dark red cloth or garment edge appears at the top of the frame. No people are visible apart from the feet, and no face is shown.2010-07-05Close-up photo of a metallic silver statue's bare feet resting on a lotus-shaped base, with two orange-red flowers placed on the foot platform. The figure's legs are draped in a gold-toned cloth. The base sits in a shallow gold-framed tray with ornate carved edges, and a red garment is visible at the upper left. Only the statue's legs and feet are shown; no physical people are visible.2010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19July 05 20102010-07-05September 19 20112011-09-19December 14 20102010-12-14October 07 20112011-10-07Close-up photograph of a silver-plated or polished metal statue's bare feet standing on a round silver pedestal with a ridged base. The figure wears a dark maroon and gold patterned dhoti or cloth with a golden-yellow upper fabric. Behind is a golden ornate frame and a pool of pale liquid. The toes and ankles are highly reflective. No living people are visible; the subject is a murti being bathed.2010-12-14October 10 20102010-10-10December 19 20102010-12-19 +1 copies