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A gilded statue of a seated figure in a pink and gold silk garment with a gold zari border sits on a wooden pedestal before a maroon draped backdrop. The figure wears a gold turban with a green leaf and pink flower tucked at the front, gold necklaces, earrings and a jewelled waist belt, and its hands are pressed together in anjali mudra. Orange marigold garlands hang on either side, and white flowers and pink roses lie around the base. A brass plate sits to the right, and a copper plate of red apples is placed in front. A yellow sign with partly visible lettering stands at the top right. The statue is a depiction, not a living person.
Photo 29 of 33 from 23 December 2025

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