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December 24 20092009-12-24A large painted floor rangoli on sandy ground depicts baby Krishna lying on his stomach on a brown patterned mat with hanging bells, blue skin, red loincloth, yellow ornaments and a flower in his hair. White line-drawn borders and motifs surround the design. Along the top edge, a concrete step is decorated with a row of marigolds, chrysanthemums and pink flowers. No people are visible.2009-12-24December 24 20092009-12-24August 22 20112011-08-22A large coloured floor rangoli depicting the infant deity Krishna lying on his side on a red and green cushioned cradle or swing, with a blue body, a peacock feather in his hair, gold armbands and anklets, and a small red dhoti. The frame is brown with black floral motifs and a row of hanging yellow bells, set inside a white scalloped border. Strands of yellow and white flowers lie in the upper right corner beside a stone step. No physical people are visible.2009-12-24A chalk drawing on a dark grey ground depicts baby Krishna in blue skin with a peacock feather crown, a red tilak, golden jewellery and garlands, and a red and yellow cloth at his waist. He sits with one hand raised to his mouth and holds a purple stick, beside a brown clay pot with a purple and yellow rim and steam rising from it. The pot suggests the butter-stealing childhood scene. A small faint bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2011-08-22December 24 20092009-12-24A large colourful rangoli drawn in chalk and coloured powder on bare brown earth. A central eight-petalled flower with a yellow ring and blue inner petals surrounds a small red-and-white floral motif. Around it are a red scalloped border, blue and green lotus-like petals, pale green and yellow lattice diamonds, and white outlined birds with fanned tails at the edges. No people are visible.2008-01-01January 01 20082008-01-01A chalk or powder pavement drawing on a grey ground showing baby Krishna as a blue-skinned child seated beside a clay pot. He wears a green cloth and red garment, yellow-red ankle and arm ornaments, a red necklace with a pendant, and earrings, with a peacock feather in his dark curly hair and a vertical tilak on his forehead. He lifts a white item to his mouth with one hand, while a flute with yellow ribbon lies at his feet. Above the pot a white steam or butter-like mass rises. The drawing is a sacred art depiction of Krishna and the butter pot, the figure is not a physical person.2011-08-22January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 24 20092009-12-24