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A printed photograph of a smiling person seated on a golden throne with carved elephant-head motifs at the top. The person wears a red turban, a red-orange garment, and a vermilion dot on the forehead. Heavy garlands of white flowers studded with blue beads, alternating green, yellow and red bands, and a red-and-white flower garland drape the arms and chest. A brass tray holds a red cloth bundle and green leaves in front. Because this is a photograph of a printed image, the seated figure is depicted rather than physically present. The appearance cues of the figure (red turban, saffron-toned ornate garments, garlands, golden throne) are compatible with a person depiction, though the identity is uncertain.

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A photograph of a seated figure in a pink-red turban and pink-red robes, smiling, with a vertical tilak on the forehead, seated before an ornate gold throne with carved elephant-head motifs at its top. The figure is heavily decorated with a garland of white flowers with blue dotted accents, arranged in stripes of green, yellow, red and white, along with red marigold garlands and a bouquet of flowers and greenery at the lap. A red silk brocade cloth with gold patterns covers the seat. This is a decorated deity or alankaram-style display, with the seated figure shown as an ornamented presentation rather than a clearly identified person.December 12 20112011-12-12 +1 copiesMay 22 20152015-05-22Photo 11691895 +1 copiesA cardboard or printed cutout standing figure of a smiling person in an orange and saffron turban and saffron ceremonial dress, wearing a rudraksha mala, a white and yellow flower garland, multicolour flower garlands with red and white blooms, and ornate gold chain and pendant. Bangles on the upper arms and wrists. A red bindi on the forehead. The figure stands against a golden wall. Because the figure is a depiction rather than a living person, there are no physical people present. Swamiji (probable): the saffron and orange robes, turban, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace match the page's claim, shown here as a standing cutout.2024-12-29November 17 20132013-11-17A smiling person seated on a tiger-skin covered throne in front of a pink and white draped backdrop. They wear a maroon turban decorated with yellow and red flowers, large red rose garlands and green leaf garlands across the chest, a pearl necklace, and orange-red robes with gold-edged borders. A jewelled staff or sceptre with a decorative tip rests before the throne, and a round ornate object sits at the bottom edge. The scene suggests a festive honouring at a Krishna Janmashtami celebration. a person is not indicated on this page, so the seated figure is described by role only.Photo 11693944 +3 copiesPhoto 11691902November 17 20132013-11-17A life-size cutout standee of a smiling man in an orange-red turban with a red bindi, wearing orange-red robes with gold borders and a yellow shawl draped over one arm. He wears multiple rudraksha malas, a ceremonial gold pendant, armlets of rudraksha beads, and a long garland of yellow chrysanthemums and red and white flowers. The printed figure stands against a gold-coloured wall. Swamiji (probable) is depicted here through a printed cutout, with a turban, saffron robes, rudraksha malas and a ceremonial gold pendant as the qualifying cues.2025-07-02A life-size printed cutout standing against a gold-toned wall. The figure wears an orange and yellow turban with a red tilak mark on the forehead, an orange and yellow saffron-coloured garment, and a gold ornate pendant necklace over layered rudraksha beads. Thick garlands of yellow marigold-type flowers, white blossoms and red roses hang across the chest, with red roses at the shoulders. Gold bangles are worn on the upper arms and wrists. The figure has a broad smile and dangling earrings. The image is a flat printed cutout rather than a living person, and the cutout itself is the main subject; no physical people are present.2025-03-01