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May 24 2016

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A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne being showered with pink rose petals during a pushpabhishekam. The seated person wears a rust-red robe, a multi-strand white jasmine and red rose garland, gold necklaces with a pendant, gold bangles and a flower crown, with a red bindi on the forehead. Red velvet cushions rest on a striped tiger-print mat, and hands from the left hold petals and a garland. Blurred heads of onlookers fill the lower foreground. Appearance-based label: a person, seated on the throne as the honoured figure receiving the flower offering.2016-05-24Photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne being showered with pink rose petals from a large woven basket held by a person at the left edge. He wears a red-orange garment, a red tilak on his forehead, a white and red flower garland, layered gold necklaces and gold bangles, and his eyes are closed in a smiling expression. The throne has gold repoussé carving and red cushions, with a striped tiger-print cloth draped over the seat, and blurred heads of onlookers appear in the foreground. This appears to be a pushpabhishekam flower-offering ritual.2016-05-24May 24 20162016-05-24A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne during a flower-offering ritual. He wears a rust-red robe, white and pink flower garlands, gold necklaces and armlets, and a red tilak on his forehead, eyes closed and smiling. A person's arm, wearing bangles, pours pink rose petals from a woven basket over him, and red cushions and a tiger-striped cloth surround the throne. Blurred heads of onlookers fill the foreground.2016-05-24May 24 20162016-05-24A smiling man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a carved gilt halo-like backrest and red velvet cushions. He wears an orange-red turban with a red tilak mark, an orange-red robe, multiple rudraksha malas and a gold pendant. A thick garland of red and pink flowers with green and gold accents and white-silver tassels hangs around his neck. He raises both hands in a blessing gesture, with a beaded bracelet on each wrist. Bare feet rest visibly. A probable Swamiji is shown by his saffron-orange turban and robe, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold pendant, seated as a teacher on a throne.2015-06-21 +1 copiesMay 24 20162016-05-24October 16 20152015-10-16November 08 20132013-11-08May 24 20162016-05-24May 27 20152015-05-27May 22 20162016-05-22 +1 copies