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A seated figure sculpted in a glossy brown-toned finish, depicted as a statue on a red-draped backdrop framed by an ornate gold arch. The figure wears a teal turban with a gold ornament and a dark patterned fan-shaped crown, a yellow sleeveless tunic, a heavy layered jewelled necklace with red and white stones, teal trousers with floral patterns, and jewelled anklets. One hand is raised in abhaya-style blessing while the other rests open on the knee, and the legs are crossed. The sitting cushion is magenta with gold trim. This is a statue, not a living person, so it does not qualify as a person in person.

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A life-size metallic statue of a seated figure in a lit, dark shrine setting with deep magenta drapery behind. The figure wears an orange and green turban with a jeweled band and tassels, an orange sleeveless bodice with green and gold borders, a heavy multi-stone necklace, rudraksha bracelets on the upper arm and wrist, and a green embroidered dhoti. One hand is raised in abhaya-style blessing while the other rests open on the lap. A tall ornate gilded arch and carved throne frame the figure. This is a statue, not a living person, and no printed name or caption is visible.2024-12-11A photograph of a seated figurine or murti shown in a gilded arched shrine niche with deep red drapery. The figure wears an orange and green striped turban with a silver ornament, an orange and green striped blouse, a multi-strand silver necklace and bangles, and a green and gold skirt over a magenta cloth. One hand is raised in abhaya-like blessing and the other rests on a green cushion; the feet are bare, with a blue cushion below. No living people are visible.2024-12-11A life-sized statue seated in a lotus-style pose on a red cloth throne in front of an ornate gold arched frame with potted green plants on either side. The figure wears a golden-yellow turban with a pearl-and-gold drape, a saffron-orange garment, a golden-yellow shawl with gold embroidered borders, a gold waist band, white silk lower cloth, and layered jewelled necklaces and bangles. The hands are raised in a blessing gesture and a magenta velvet cushion rests at the feet. This is a depiction in statue form, not a live person, and the figure is a statue shown on a throne. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable) as a statue depiction, with the saffron clothing, turban, jewelled necklaces and blessing pose as cues.2024-01-04A metallic statue of a seated Krishna-like deity murti sits on a cushioned throne in front of an ornate golden arched backdrop with deep red velvet behind. The figure wears a green and gold turban with a peacock feather, a multi-stranded jewelled necklace, layered red and pink flower garlands, and a yellow dhoti with green and gold border. It holds a blue flute in one hand and a brass kalasha-style pot in the other, with a red tilak on the forehead. At the lower right, a framed photograph wrapped in red and white flower garlands rests on a brass tray beside a lit oil lamp. A blue round cushion sits at the feet. No living people are visible.A gilded murti of a seated figure dressed in a blue and green turban with gold trim and a red bindi, wearing layered gold necklaces, rudraksha bracelets, and a blue and green sari with a bright pink lower garment. The figure raises one palm and rests the other on the lap, set before a red velvet backdrop and an ornate gold arch. A pair of jeans-clad legs of a person is partly visible at the lower edge of the frame. The image appears to show a festival decoration or statue display.A gilded murti of a seated figure in a golden arched shrine niche with dark red drapery behind it. The figure wears a tall blue turban with green and gold borders and a red bindi, a blue and green gold-bordered sash over a red lower garment, layered gold and jewelled necklaces, red beaded bangles and white sacred markings on the arms. Its right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and its left hand rests open, while one foot rests on a teal velvet cushion. 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Rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and a twisted red sacred cord cross the chest. The statue wears red and magenta draped cloth with a green sash, and its right hand is raised in abhaya mudra while the left rests open on the knee. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.A golden-painted life-size statue of a seated figure dressed in red, with a red turban and tilak mark on the forehead, wearing a heavy multi-strand rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, with red rudraksha bands on the upper arms. The statue raises one palm in abhaya gesture while the other hand rests on its lap, set against a dark background with an ornate gold-and-black frame behind it. A pair of bare feet and a blue cloth at the bottom suggest a person seated or lying in front of the figure. Because the figure is a statue, it is a depiction, and the appearance cues (red turban, rudraksha mala, saffron-red robes) are consistent with the page's claim, so it is labelled as probable Swamiji.A life-sized sculpted figure seated cross-legged on a gilded throne with an arched golden frame and deep red velvet backdrop. The figure wears a red turban with a silver crescent ornament, a red silk garment with a gold-bordered wrap, multiple rows of rudraksha and gold beaded necklaces, a medallion at the chest, and bangles on the wrists. The right hand is raised in a blessing gesture and the left rests open on the lap beside a brass kalasha holding green leaves. This is a statue or sculpture, not a living person. The face shows a tilak and closed eyes. Depicted on a throne in a temple-style setting.A life-size statue of a seated Hindu deity figure dressed in bright yellow garments with green and gold borders, a yellow turban with a jewelled ornament, and a red garland with a heavy gold and jewelled necklace. The figure holds a small ornate object in one hand and rests the other on its lap, with bare feet and red cloth draped beneath. A gold ornamental arch frames the figure against a black background. No living people are visible. This is a depiction in statue form, not a person in the scene.A golden-bronze statue of a seated saint is the main subject, set in front of a deep red velvet backdrop framed by ornate gold filigree. The statue wears a red turban with a decorative white crest, red and green draped cloth, a long rudraksha-style bead mala across the chest, and white markings on the arms and torso. Its right hand is raised in blessing. 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