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A woman in an orange sari and orange blouse with a dark bun lights a small oil lamp held in her right hand in front of a life-size cutout poster of a seated bearded man. The man wears a maroon turban with an Om emblem, a maroon robe, rudraksha beads, ornate gold necklaces and bangles, and sits with his palms raised on a tiger skin. A white and yellow garland hangs from his neck. On a brass thali in front are bowls of rice, sweets and turmeric, with a small oil lamp and incense sticks beside it. A steel pot of cooked rice sits in the foreground. The scene appears to be a Bonalu offering at home.2022-07-10KAILASA PUGLIA, ITALY on 11/14/20202020-11-14KAILASA PUGLIA, ITALY on 11/14/20202020-11-14 +1 copiesA large printed cutout portrait of a seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red robe, seated on a tiger-skin cushion atop a gold-patterned red throne-like platform draped in red fabric within a white tent. The portrait wears heavy gold necklaces, a gold waist ornament, gold armbands and bracelets, and a red and white flower garland. His right hand is raised in blessing and his left rests open. In front stand a brass kalasha-style vessel with a green plant and a flower offering on a red cushion with pink flowers. Appearance-based cues: turban, rust-red robe and heavy gold ornaments; swamiji depiction label applies to the printed image, not a physical person. No physical people are visible.2019-06-23A seated figure on a golden throne-like seat draped with a tiger-skin cushion, wearing a red-brown turban and red-orange ochre robe with heavy gold necklaces and a yellow-and-green marigold garland. A tiger-striped mat and gold-embroidered cushions flank the seat, a plate of offerings and a lit lamp sit on a gold cloth below, and a fringed canopy hangs above. This appears to be a guru puja or darshan setting. The seated figure is a depiction in a photograph of a ceremonial seat, shown with turban, saffron-toned robe and ornate gold cues, and the resemblance to Swamiji is probable.2022-11-22A woman in an orange sari with a light grey hairnet stands with palms pressed together in namaste before a large cutout standee of a figure in a maroon turban with a garland of white and red flowers, seated above a tiger-print backdrop. A small oil lamp burns on a brass tray with offerings, and a brass puja plate sits on a maroon-draped table. In the foreground are steel pots of rice, dal and vegetable dishes on a green cloth, consistent with a bonalu offering and annadan. A timestamp overlay reads Jul 10, 2022 14:06:06 with Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy, Telangana. The standee is a depiction, not a physical person present.2022-07-10Test PicturesA life-size cutout standee of a smiling man in a red-orange turban, red-orange robes and a mala of gold-bead and rudraksha-style beads, with garlands of red and yellow flowers, seated cross-legged with raised palms on a red cloth-draped seat. Hands are raised in blessing. In front, on a red cloth, is a brass tray with a pink flower offering, a lit oil lamp, incense sticks, a small deity figure and a brass cup, beside a steel plate with sliced bananas, a yellow rice or dal preparation and a green garnish. Gold-bead garlands lie across the seat. The setting is a corner with a grey wall and a shrine with a painted image at right. No people are physically present.2025-06-07A puja table set up before a large life-size cutout print of a smiling figure seated in red and orange robes, wearing a red turban with a bindi, multiple garlands of flowers and gold-toned beads, and a gold necklace. The cutout is a printed depiction, not a physical person. On a leopard-print cloth stand a small figure of a seated sage in red, a small framed deity picture, a conch shell, brass bells, a brass kalasha-style vessel, brass cups, a small brass lamp with flame, an incense stick in a holder, flowers in yellow and purple, and bowls of offerings. No physical people are visible. The printed figure is appearance-based a person, shown as a depiction on a printed cutout.2020-12-23 +1 copiesSHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM on 1/9/20222022-01-09SHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM on 3/2/20222022-03-02SHYAMALAPEETA SARVAJNAPEETAM on 1/26/20222022-01-26