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A life-sized metallic statue of a standing sannyasi in a golden-yellow robe and matching yellow turban, with a red bindi on the forehead. The figure raises one hand in a blessing gesture and wears a long rudraksha mala and a pendant necklace. It stands in a gilded arched niche with ornate repoussé carving, framed against a blue satin curtain dotted with mirror-like sequins. The statue has a glossy bronze-gold finish and bare feet on a small round base. No physical people are present. The page indicates a person was at this event, but the figure is a statue and its appearance is not verified as a person, so this is a depiction only in the sense of a statue of a sannyasi.

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A golden-bronze statue of a standing sannyasi figure in an ornate gilded arched niche with a blue sequined curtain behind. The statue wears a yellow turban and a yellow draped robe, a long rudraksha mala with ceremonial gold pendant, and a red tilak on the forehead. The right hand is raised in a blessing gesture, and the left hand hangs at the side. The bare feet rest on a round golden base over a red cloth. The statue is a depiction, not a living person.2011-08-02A golden statue in a gilded arched shrine niche stands on a red sequined base before a blue shimmering curtain. The figure wears a yellow turban and yellow draped robe, with a rudraksha mala and a pendant necklace, and raises one hand in a blessing gesture. A small red tilak marks the forehead. The ornate gold frame is carved with floral and animal motifs. No living people are visible.2011-08-02A gilded metal statue stands within an ornate golden arched frame with a blue sequined backdrop. The statue wears a yellow turban, a yellow draped robe, a rudraksha mala and a jewelled pendant, and holds its right hand raised in a blessing gesture. It stands on a red sequined pedestal cloth. A purple emblem and the edge of white fabric appear at the lower left. This is a statue, not a living person, and the appearance of the figure is consistent with a probable Swamiji depiction given the turban, yellow robe and rudraksha cues, so the statue is labeled Swamiji (probable) as a depiction.2011-08-02December 11 20122012-12-11August 11 20112011-08-11 +2 copiesA standing statue of a sannyasi-style figure with a golden-bronze finish, wearing a green-olive draped garment and a matching green turban with a red bindi. A rudraksha mala hangs across the chest, and the right hand is raised in a gesture of greeting. The statue stands within an ornate gold-toned arched niche decorated with floral and lion-like relief carvings, set against a blue satin backdrop, on a red and white polka-dot cloth base. A partially visible person in a light blue sari stands at the left edge. The figure is a statue, not a living person, and no identification is made from the face.2011-08-01December 05 20122012-12-05A gilded statue of a standing male sage stands inside an ornate golden arched shrine niche with a blue shimmering backdrop. The statue wears an olive-green turban and green draped robe with light green trim, a rudraksha mala around the neck, and holds its right hand raised in blessing. A red cloth with white dots covers the base. Partial figures of people appear at the left and bottom edges and are not clearly visible.2011-08-01November 24 20122012-11-24August 14 20112011-08-14A gilded statue of a standing male figure in a golden-yellow turban and dhoti-style yellow garment, with long dark hair and a red forehead mark, stands in a gold-embossed arched niche before a green silk curtain. He wears layered coral and red bead malas, ornate white and gold jewelled necklaces, a jewelled waist belt, and bracelets, and raises his right hand in a blessing gesture (abhaya mudra). Because this is a statue, it is a depiction; the figure is not a physical person in the scene. a person appearance is a statue, so no in-person candidate is present.2012-04-29A gilded standing statue in a golden arched niche draped with orange and gold brocade. The figure wears a flowing sky-blue dhoti-style garment with a draped shawl, multiple strands of rudraksha mala beads and a red pendant, bracelets, and a red bindi on the forehead. Its right hand is raised in abhaya or greeting gesture, and the feet rest on a pedestal with ankle ornaments. The statue is a depiction, not a living person, and its face resembles a portrait-style sculpture; the appearance cues of long hair, rudraksha malas and ornate ceremonial dress are present, so this is a probable depiction of Swamiji shown as a statue.2012-05-11