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A photograph of a seated man on an ornate wooden throne with carved lion-paw legs, wearing an orange turban, orange robes and a long garland of white flowers with dark blue beads and red blossoms. His right hand is raised in blessing and he holds a tall bamboo staff with a small orange pennant. Behind him hang swords, a shield, and a red and gold ceremonial plaque, with white cloth draped at the sides of the throne. The throne sits above a silver base decorated with flowers, and marigolds and petals cover the floor in front. A candle stands at the right. Printed text at the bottom right reads a .

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