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A seated man with long dark dreadlocked hair and a white vibhuti mark on his forehead sits on an ornate silver throne with a silver arched backrest. He wears a leopard-print cloth, a red-orange dhoti, a silver snake armband, a long rudraksha mala and a jewelled bracelet, and holds a silver staff. Behind him are silver sculptural panels and red, white and yellow flower garlands hang at the left edge. The warm pink-red lighting suggests a ceremonial hall.

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A photograph of a seated figure in an illuminated setting. He has long dark dreadlocked hair bound up at the top with a red beaded band, a white vertical mark on the forehead, and wears a red-brown rudraksha mala draped across the bare chest. He is clad in a leopard-print garment and a red-orange wrap at the waist, with a silver armlet shaped like a serpent on the upper arm. He sits beside an ornate silver shrine arch and silver ceremonial objects, with a garland of red and white flowers hanging at left. Warm pinkish lighting fills the scene. A printed caption at bottom-left reads , and a 2019 . a person: long dreadlocks, rudraksha malas and ornate clothing match the page's description of the event2017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20Photograph of a man seated cross-legged at an evening outdoor event, shown in left profile. He has long dreadlocked hair bound up with a red cord, a dark beard and moustache, and a gold earring. He is bare-chested with a red and black patterned wrap, rudraksha beads around his neck and wrist, and a silver armlet. Behind him stand ornate wooden and copper-coloured ceremonial structures with circular tiers, lit warmly, and a blurred crowd in the background. A clay pot and small offerings sit at the right edge. The distinctive long locks, rudraksha malas and ceremonial adornments match the a person description, seated in a ritual setting.2017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20