Padukasahasra 3.27

3.27

kanakasaridanūpe kalpavṛkṣasya bhūṣṇoḥ padakisalayalagnā pāduke mañjarī tvam |
pariṇatimadhurāṇāṃ yā phalānāṃ savitrī vahasi nigamavṛndaiḥ sampadaṃ ṣaṭpadānām ||

O sandal, clinging to the sprout-like foot of the wish-fulfilling tree that flourishes on the bank of the golden river, you are a blossom cluster
that gives birth to fruits sweet in their maturity and, through hosts of Vedas, bears the wealth of bees.