Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
A seated man in an orange saffron shawl with a gold-brocade border sits in front of a deep red velvet backdrop and an ornate gold carved throne. He wears a long multi-strand gold bead necklace with a small gold Shiva lingam pendant, a fine gold chain, and a white sandalwood line with a red-maroon dot on his forehead. No other people are visible.

More like this

Open the gallery
February 25 20112011-02-25A close portrait photograph of a man seated on a red velvet throne with ornate gold carved armrests. He wears an orange-saffron shawl with a broad gold border draped over one shoulder, and a heavy double strand of gold beaded necklace with black spacers, plus a thin gold chain. A white horizontal tilak and a red dot mark his forehead, and his hair is swept back. He looks off to the side with a calm expression.2011-02-25February 25 20112011-02-25Close-up photo of a man seated on an ornate golden throne with a deep red cushioned backrest. He wears an orange-saffron garment with a broad gold border draped over his shoulder and chest, and a heavy gold bead garland with black separators, plus a thin gold chain with a round pendant. A gold pendant with a small shivalinga-like motif hangs from the garland. He has white vertical tilak lines on his forehead and a red dot at the centre, and looks off to the side.2011-02-25Close photo of a man seated before a deep red velvet backdrop with gold carved scrollwork. He wears a saffron-orange shawl with a broad gold border draped over his shoulder and chest, and a long multi-strand gold necklace of ornate beads with black bands, plus a thinner gold chain with a round pendant. A gold Shiva lingam pendant with small stones hangs at the lower chest. He has a white horizontal forehead mark and a red dot at the centre of the forehead, and looks steadily ahead.2011-02-25A close-up photograph of a man seated in front of a deep red cushioned backrest with ornate gold carved panels beside it. He wears an orange-saffron garment draped over his shoulders with a wide gold border, and a heavy gold multi-bead mala with black separators, plus a thinner gold chain and a gold pendant with a small shrine-shaped ornament. His forehead bears white vertical markings with a red-brown dot at the centre. He is visibly the only person in the frame. a person based on saffron robes, gold ceremonial mala and ornate seating, though his face is not clearly matched to the page.2011-02-25February 25 20112011-02-25February 25 20112011-02-25A man seated before a deep red cushioned backdrop with gold-patterned carved trim visible at the bottom of the frame. He wears an orange saffron wrap with a broad gold border draped over his shoulder, and a heavy multi-strand gold bead garland with black separators and a gold deity pendant at the chest, plus a thin gold chain. He has white vertical tilaka lines and a red dot on his forehead, and his bare shoulders are visible. His expression is calm and serious, gazing off to the side.2011-02-25A close portrait photo of a man seated against a deep red velvet cushion and an ornate gold carved throne. He wears an orange-saffron garment with a wide gold border draped over one shoulder, and multiple heavy gold bead necklaces, one ending in a gold pendant. He has white vertical tilak lines and a red dot on his forehead. Appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, ornate gold beaded malas and a ceremonial pendant, seated on a throne.2011-02-25A close portrait photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne. He wears an orange saffron-style garment with a broad gold border and a long double strand of gold beaded ceremonial necklace with a gold Shivalinga-style pendant. He has white horizontal forehead markings and a red bindi, and his hair is swept back. The gold carved throne and deep red velvet backrest fill the background. Based on the visible presentation cues of orange robes, layered gold necklaces and throne setting, this is an appearance-based a person depiction in person.2011-02-25February 25 20112011-02-25