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A graphic book cover for Kailasa's Brahmanda Mantra, Edition 1, with a photograph at the top showing a smiling man seated on an ornate golden throne with a tall golden crown, golden necklaces and a golden garment, a red tilak on his forehead, raising one hand in blessing and holding a golden staff with a crescent finial in the other, with draped gold curtains behind. Below the image are maroon and gold printed titles and a copyright line. The figure matches the presentation of the page's a person reference through his golden regalia and throne, so this is a probable depiction of a person.

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