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A photograph of a stage event with a seated man on an ornate gold throne. He wears a cream turban, a white dhoti and a white upper garment, with a gold necklace and garlands. Beside him, a gold-framed throne holds a deity murti, decorated with bright yellow, green, red and purple flower garlands and a crowned, adorned figure. A large orange banner behind shows a smiling man in orange headwear and the word Dasa, indicating a Dasara celebration. Red and multicoloured tasselled canopies hang above.

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October 16 20102010-10-16October 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesOctober 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a stage at a Dasara event. On the left, a deity murti stands on a golden throne-like pedestal, draped with a multicolored floral garland and sheltered by a striped canopy with a tassel fringe. Seated in the centre on a gold-carved throne is a person in a white dhoti and white shawl, wearing a cream turban, a gold necklace and a garland, with bare feet resting on a red cushion. Behind them, a large backdrop shows a smiling man in orange and a red banner with the word Dasara. A gold umbrella with fringe is above the seat. No other people are visible.2010-10-16 +1 copiesOctober 16 20102010-10-16A photograph of a stage set for a Dasara celebration. On the left, a deity murti in red and silver garments sits on a gold throne under a multicolored umbrella, draped with yellow and purple flower garlands. On the right, a man in white dhoti and a golden-yellow turban sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, wearing a gold necklace and garlands, barefoot. A large yellow umbrella with fringe hangs above him. Behind them is a banner with a smiling face portrait and the word Dasara, on a maroon and orange backdrop.2010-10-16 +2 copiesOctober 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesA seated man in white ritual dress sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions and garlands on a stage. He wears a cream turban, a white shawl, and a gold-and-beaded necklace, with his bare feet resting on a gold footstool. Beside him stands a gold-framed deity murti draped in yellow and pink marigold garlands, shaded by a red and gold canopy. Behind the stage, a large orange banner shows a smiling man in an orange turban and the words Dasara Celebrations. A decorated gold chair with a garland sits at the right edge. The stage is set for a Dasara celebration.2010-10-16 +1 copiesOctober 16 20102010-10-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in a golden ornate throne on a stage, wearing a beige turban, white dhoti and shawl, a gold necklace and rudraksha-style beads, with yellow and magenta garlands on the chair. Beside him stands a decorated deity murti dressed in red with a crown, silver ornaments and a yellow-and-purple flower garland. Behind the stage is a large backdrop of a smiling man in orange, with the partial word 'D' visible. Only the seated man is a physical person. A chalice-like floral arrangement and green cloth decorate the throne area. The seated man is an appearance-based a person candidate from the visible cues: a gold necklace, turban and garlanded throne, though the appearance is not conclusive.2010-10-16A seated man in white ritual clothing sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion, draped in yellow, purple and red flower garlands and a green cloth. He wears a cream-coloured turban, a white shawl over his shoulders, a multi-strand gold necklace and a gold armband. Behind him stands a large photographic banner of a smiling man in orange and the word Da, partly visible. To the left, a silver-clad deity murti with a trident is decorated with garlands. Flower-decked stage setting with dark blue curtains.2010-10-16A man seated on an ornate gold throne decorated with garlands of yellow, red, purple and green flowers. He wears a cream turban, a white dhoti with a white shawl draped over one shoulder, and heavy gold necklaces, with a red-and-orange cushion beside him. Behind him hangs a large orange banner with partial letters and a portrait. The setting appears to be a stage at a public talk or satsang.2010-10-16 +1 copies