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Close-up of a gilded statue of a male figure with a polished golden face and raised right hand in an abhaya-style blessing gesture. The figure wears a magenta-pink turban and a magenta-pink wrap with a lilac edge, layered over rudraksha mala beads of reddish-brown seeds with gold accents. A jeweled pendant with pink stones hangs at the chest, and rudraksha bracelets are on the wrist. Behind is an ornate embossed golden panel and a blue surface at the left edge. The statue is a depiction, not a living person, so the a person field is depiction.

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A metallic statue of a sannyasi figure with a silvery face and a red-dotted forehead, wearing a red turban and red wrap draped over the shoulder. Multiple strands of rudraksha beads hang across the chest, and gold earrings are visible. The raised right hand is in a blessing gesture. A gold ornate carved backdrop with floral and peacock-like patterns stands behind the figure, with green drapery at the top right. The figure is a statue or depiction, not a living person.2011-11-27August 15 20142014-08-15A silver-toned statue of a standing figure in a maroon turban and maroon-and-gold dhoti, raising its right hand in a blessing gesture while the left hand rests open at the side. The figure wears layered rudraksha malas with gold beads, gold tassel ornaments and a sparkling chain across the chest, a flowing gold-bordered sash, and stands on red silk cloth with a garland of red flowers above. A statue, not a living person; the background shows a red-and-gold drape. Shown as a statue depiction, not a living person.2014-09-28Close-up of a silver-faced statue with an orange turban and orange robe, wearing multiple gold chains, diamond-style necklaces and rudraksha beads, with flower garlands in red and yellow around its shoulders and one hand raised in abhaya mudra. The statue has a red bindi on its forehead and dark painted eyes, and appears to be a depiction of a guru figure rather than a living person.2010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19March 14 20142014-03-14A metal statue of a smiling figure stands on a pedestal in front of draped fabric. The statue wears an orange-gold turban, a red-brown dhoti with gold border, a saffron shawl, and a thick layered necklace of rudraksha beads and gold beads with clear stones. Its right hand is raised in blessing and its left hand rests at its side. Behind it hang maroon and gold cloths, with orange and green silk draped below. The statue is a depiction, not a living person, and the scene shows no people.2014-09-05December 19 20102010-12-19December 19 20102010-12-19December 10 20162016-12-10A golden statue of a seated guru figure wearing an orange-red turban with gold and jewelled ornaments and a green leaf tucked in it. The figure wears an orange-red robe with gold borders, layered rudraksha and pearl malas, ruby-studded gold necklaces, and a leopard-print seat cushion. One hand is raised in blessing, the other rests on the lap. The background is deep maroon drapery, with a partial second statue visible at the right edge. Being a statue, it is a depiction rather than a living person.2014-01-14 +1 copiesA golden statue seated on a throne-like cushioned seat, depicting a figure wearing a rust-brown turban with a gold ornament and red bindi, and a rust-brown robe with gold border. The figure wears layered gold and jewelled necklaces, a jewelled belt and a rudraksha mala, with the right hand raised in abhaya gesture and the left hand resting on the lap. Behind is a backdrop of gold-embroidered draperies and copper-coloured petal patterns. This is a statue depiction, not a physical person, and the visible cues of turban, saffron-brown robe and ornate jewellery are consistent with a Swamiji depiction, though the face is not identifiable here.2014-08-01