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November 13 20102010-11-13November 13 20102010-11-13 +1 copiesPhotograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes on a red velvet throne-style chair, hands clasped in the lap. Long strands of white jasmine garlands with red flowers and green leaves drape over the shoulders, and a long mala of dark rudraksha beads hangs across the chest. Behind the figure are a red velvet backrest and an orange towel draped over the armrest, with a wooden box holding gold bangles and ornaments at the left edge. The face is cropped out of frame, so the person cannot be identified from the visible portion. The figure shows saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and garlands, but the crop lacks the face, so identity remains uncertain.2010-11-01November 13 20102010-11-13 +1 copiesClose crop of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with hands folded in the lap, one hand clasped over the other. A dark rudraksha mala with brown beads and a white-and-orange beaded garland drape the chest. The seat is ornate gold with carved detailing and a red cushioned surface. Only the torso, arms and hands are visible; no face is shown. The figure's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance, so the a person field is unsure.2010-09-14Close crop of a seated figure in saffron orange clothing on a red upholstered throne-style seat with ornate gold carved armrest. The person wears layered rudraksha mala necklaces of dark brown beads alternating with white and orange beaded garlands, and hands rest together in the lap. An orange towel lies on the armrest, a silver tray with fruit or sweets sits at left, and carved stone panels with deity figures appear in the background. The frame cuts off the face, so the person's identity cannot be confirmed from the image.2010-09-14November 03 20102010-11-03 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure on a red velvet and gold-trimmed throne, dressed in orange saffron robes. Long white jasmine garlands with red flower accents hang over the shoulders, and a dark rudraksha mala rests on the chest. Hands are folded in the lap. A small orange cloth drapes over the armrest, and a brass tray with flowers and ritual items sits in the background. Only the lower face-less torso and hands are visible; the head is out of frame. Blurred heads of onlookers appear at the bottom edge.2010-11-01Close-up photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes wearing a long rudraksha mala of dark beads around the neck. Clasped hands rest in the lap over the orange cloth, seated on a red plush throne with orange cushioned armrests and a gold-coloured ornate frame at the left edge. Only the arms, hands, lap and beaded necklace are visible; no face is shown.2010-10-27 +1 copiesClose crop of a seated person in orange saffron robes draped over the torso and arm, wearing a long dark rudraksha mala across the chest and a white flower garland over one shoulder. Hands rest folded in the lap, with a white garland around the wrist area. Behind is a red cushion and ornate gold carved chair or throne edge. The face is not visible.2010-09-14Close crop of a seated figure in saffron-orange draped clothing and a long dark rudraksha mala worn across the chest, with a white flower garland draped over the left shoulder. Hands are folded in the lap. Behind is an ornate gold carved throne back with a red cushion. The face is cropped out of frame. The figure's appearance is not a clear match for a specific individual, so the figure is described by role only as a seated devotee-style participant in a satsang setting.2010-09-14Close-up photo of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and orange trousers, cross-legged on a deep red cushioned seat. The figure wears long white jasmine garlands interspersed with red roses, a gold chain with ornamental bead pendants, and a gold bangle on the wrist, with the hands held together in a mudra in the lap. Behind, a row of marigold and rose garlands in yellow, red, and purple hangs along a gold-edged dais, with a microphone visible at upper right. Only the torso, hands and legs are visible; no face is shown, and the identity of the seated figure cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, so the figure is described by role as a seated teacher during a ceremony.2010-12-27