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Jan 18 2022 sripuram

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A gilded statue of a seated sage, shown as a murti rather than a living person, is decorated for worship. It wears a maroon turban with a jeweled brooch and a feather ornament, and a maroon robe with a jeweled chest piece. Garlands of white beads, white flowers and red roses hang across its chest, with bead malas and bells below. It holds a golden staff in one raised hand, and a peacock-feather arch with a gold frame stands behind it against a red velvet backdrop.2022-01-19A golden statue of a smiling male figure, shown in a sculpted depiction rather than a live person, stands before a backdrop of peacock feather eyes. The figure wears a maroon turban with jewelled band and ornament, a red tilak on the forehead, white jasmine and red rose garlands, layered pearl and bead necklaces, a jewelled pendant and rust-orange ceremonial clothing. The raised golden hand holds a staff topped with a peacock feather, and red velvet drapery and scattered gold petals surround the scene. The statue appears to be a deity murti or devotional depiction of a guru figure, with no visible physical people.2022-01-19A golden statue of a seated figure in a red-maroon garment with a red and gold turban, pearl and bead necklaces, and white and red flower garlands. The figure raises one hand in blessing and holds a long staff topped with a golden finial. The statue sits on a gold-framed throne with carved bird motifs, in front of a backdrop of peacock feathers, with a red cloth behind and yellow flower petals scattered around. A potted plant appears at the right edge. The image shows a deity murti decorated for worship, with no visible people.2022-01-19Jan 4 2022 sripuram2022-01-04A golden statue of a seated figure in a maroon turban adorned with a red and white jewelled brooch, a red tilak and white urdhva pundra marks on the forehead. The figure wears a red shawl over a red garment, a white flower garland with red roses, and a beaded rudraksha-style mala with pearls and a large ornate gold-and-gemstone pendant. Behind is an ornate gilded arch with carved floral motifs. Statue, not a living person.2022-02-03A golden statue, a murti, seated in a gilded arched frame with a gold brocade backdrop. The figure wears an ornate jewelled crown with red and green stones, an orange turban, and a heavy garland of red and orange flowers. A jewelled heart-shaped pendant hangs on the chest. In its hands are a jewelled ceremonial staff and a pink-and-silver pennant bearing a bird motif. A devotee's hand in white ritual cloth with a bangle reaches toward the statue's hand. The statue is a sculpted figure, not a living person.2021-01-07A golden statue of a seated figure in a temple hall, decorated with red hibiscus flowers on a red turban, white jasmine garlands, rudraksha beads, and red-and-gold embroidered clothing. The figure has a raised hand and a vibhuti mark on the forehead. Behind it is an ornate gold arch with carved patterns, and a gold-decorated temple interior with a ceiling fan and a hanging rudraksha mala. This is a statue, not a living person, and the scene shows temple decoration rather than a named event. +1 copiesApril 25 20152015-04-25 +1 copiesA golden statue of a seated figure wearing a maroon and magenta turban with a white feather and jewelled brooch, a maroon and gold shawl, and a gold necklace with coin-like pendants. Yellow and white flower garlands hang over the shoulders, and a gold hand is visible at the left edge. Behind the statue is an ornate gold throne-like backdrop with beaded hanging strands. The figure is a statue, not a living person, and the scene is a temple-style alankara setting.2022-12-19Jan 4 2022 sripuram2022-01-04Jan 20 2022 sripuram2022-01-20A golden statue of a long-haired male figure stands in an ornate gilded niche draped with yellow and gold patterned fabric. The figure wears a red and gold turban, a brown-red robe with gold borders, layered rudraksha and white beaded malas, and bracelets. The right hand is raised in a blessing gesture, and a red tilak marks the forehead. The statue is a depiction rather than a physically present person, and it appears to be a murti or statue, so the Swamiji identification is a depiction-level judgement based on the distinctive long hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-toned garments.2013-10-02