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December 09 2011

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December 09 20112011-12-09A plush doll of a seated figure in orange clothing and an orange turban with a purple gem, shown inside clear plastic packaging with an orange border. The doll has closed eyes, a red bindi and red lips, sits cross-legged with one hand raised, and has a price tag reading Rs. 1500/- on the front. Behind it are stacks of books with dark covers and a book with the word a person visible on its spine. The doll is a merchandise item, not a person, and there are no physical people in the scene.2011-07-18A plush doll dressed as a seated sannyasi, wearing an orange turban with a small purple stone and an orange robe, with closed eyes, a red bindi and a raised hand. It is sealed in a clear plastic bag with an orange trim and a white price tag reading Rs. 1500/- and sits on a stack of books, including titles reading Nithyananda and YOGA. Its face is a doll depiction, not a person.2011-07-18July 06 20112011-07-06A white marble statue of a robed figure in an orange-saffron turban and matching orange shawl with a gold-edged border, raising its right hand in an abhaya-style blessing gesture. A rudraksha mala with dark beads hangs across the chest, and a red tilak mark sits on the forehead. Behind it are marigold garlands in yellow and red and a glittering embellished backdrop. Because this is a statue, it is a depiction rather than a physical person, and the appearance is a sculpted figure without a clear identity.2011-09-28A life-size figure seated on an ornate gold throne with a canopy above, against a large red backdrop printed with a close-up of a smiling face. The figure wears a white and orange turban, white silk robes with an orange-and-gold border, a long white and orange shawl, a garland of white flowers, a gold pendant and a beaded necklace, and holds a staff in its right hand while the left hand is raised in blessing. Before the throne lie a folded green and pink cloth with flowers, small oil lamps, and a decorated kalasha with a coconut and corn on top. The figure is a statue or wax-style depiction, not a living person. A pictured person is shown on the backdrop.2007-05-04A plush doll dressed as a sannyasi sits cross-legged on a red-and-white striped floor mat, its eyes closed and one hand raised near its cheek. It wears an orange turban with a red bindi and a small purple stone, and orange robes. Beside it lie a burlap cushion, a small patterned pouch, scattered papers, a mobile phone and a few wrapped sweets. A dark bag and other mats are visible in the background. The doll is an object, not a living person.2011-07-16Close-up photograph of a white marble statue of a smiling figure wearing an orange-saffron turban with a red tilak dot on the forehead, an orange shawl with gold-threaded edge, and rudraksha mala beads around the neck and shoulder. The statue's right hand is raised in a blessing gesture. The background is blurred. The subject is a statue, not a living person, and there are no physical people visible in the scene.2011-07-05A white marble statue of a seated sage in an orange turban and orange draped shawl with a copper-coloured border, a red bindi on the forehead, and a rudraksha mala with beads. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra, blessing gesture. Yellow marigold garlands and a sparkling jewelled backdrop surround the figure. Being a statue, it is a depiction; the appearance matches the page's described presence, so the candidate is a statue depicting a saffron-clad sannyasi with rudraksha and turban cues.2011-09-28August 25 20092009-08-25A white marble statue of a seated guru figure with a smiling face and raised right hand in a blessing gesture. The figure wears an orange saffron turban and orange draped robe with a rudraksha mala around the neck and a pendant. Behind it on the left is a deity or ceremonial display draped in dark maroon fabric adorned with heavy silver and gold necklaces. Brass oil lamps stand in front, a white flower sits beside the statue, and a red and gold silk cloth lies at left. The statue is a depiction, not a physical person, so no people are visible.2012-02-10A figure seated on an ornate gilded throne with lion-armrests and a red cushioned back, raising one hand in blessing. The figure wears a white dhoti and a white turban with an orange-red cloth draped over the shoulder, a gold chain and a gold-beaded mala with a pendant. Beside the throne stands a small silver deity murti in an arched niche, and a golden kalasha-like vessel with red flowers sits at left. Behind the stage hangs a large red-toned banner showing a close portrait with flowing hair. A small green tinsel tree stands at right on a wooden stage. The figure is a statue or lifelike wax figure rather than a living person, so no physical people are present.2007-05-04