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December 06 2016

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A mannequin displayed in a shop wears a red and orange silk sari with gold zari border and a gold blouse with short sleeves. She has layered gold necklaces with green and red stones, pearl-studded pendants, a gold waist belt, gold earrings, a maang tikka headpiece and a red bindi. Behind her are shelves holding orange-clad dolls and bags labelled Nithyananda Quality products, with a carved wooden pillar at right. The mannequin is not a physical person and no a person candidate is present.2016-12-06A mannequin in a red and orange silk sari with a gold zari border stands in front of a dark wooden shelving unit in a shop setting. It wears layered gold necklaces, large drop earrings, a maang tikka on the forehead, and gold bangles. Behind it on the shelves are small cloth dolls in orange and brown turbans and garments. Lower shelves hold cloth bags and folded red fabric, with yellow and tan bags printed with a person shop text. Carved wooden panels and a stepped wooden display rack appear at right. No physical people are visible.2016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06October 18 20172017-10-18Close-up of a figure in a deep red silk sari with a thin gold border, wearing an ornate gold waist belt engraved with a seated deity figure and an Om symbol, plus a heavy gold necklace with a large gold pendant and dark beaded mala strands. Only the torso, hands raised in front, and jewellery are visible; the face is cropped out. Warm stage lighting and yellow garlands appear at the edges.2017-10-18A mannequin wearing an orange silk kurta with a matching orange turban and a red-and-gold shawl draped over one shoulder. The shawl has repeated gold-printed portrait medallions. A red-brown and gold rudraksha mala and a red floral garland hang at the neck, with a small pendant. A red tilak mark is on the forehead. Behind it are wooden doors, a wooden rack, and shelves stacked with folded white cloth and packaged garments. The figure is a dressed mannequin, not a living person.2016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06A standing man in an orange-rust silk garment with gold zari borders wears a gold headband, layered gold beaded necklaces with rudraksha beads, a gold pendant, and gold-and-orange armlets and bangles. He has white forehead markings and a red bindi, and looks down with his left hand held open and his right hand resting on his abdomen. A white plastic stool and a wooden door stand in the background, with a brown stone wall behind him. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), with long hair swept back, saffron-orange ornate clothing, rudraksha and ceremonial gold adornments, shown in person.2012-04-29April 14 20182018-04-14 +1 copiesA standing man in an orange-red saffron dhoti and shawl with broad gold borders wears a heavy gold necklace of barrel-shaped beads with a central gold pendant. He has a rudraksha bracelet band on each upper arm, a rudraksha headband over a bun, and a red bindi on his forehead. He stands before a pale marble-patterned wall with a gold-threaded cloth at the lower left edge. a person: the saffron clothing, ornate gold necklace, rudraksha adornments and headband together suggest a sannyasi ceremonial presentation consistent with the page's Madurai Aadheenam satsang context, though his face is not used for identification.2012-05-12April 14 20182018-04-14 +1 copies