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A photograph of a golden statue seated on a throne, wearing a red-maroon turban with a jewelled ornament and a maroon-red shawl draped over the body. The statue wears layered necklaces of gold coins, a beaded rudraksha-style mala, and white jasmine garlands. Red rose petals are heaped in its lap and on the base, with a green-and-silver brocade cloth and a gold plate of offerings in front. A devotee's hand, with a red thread on the wrist, touches the statue's raised palm. Gold oil lamps stand beside the throne, and a white signboard behind reads KAILASA and HYDERABAD. No living a person is depicted; the figure is a statue.

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