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Two seated men with palms pressed together in namaste on gold-framed thrones on a stage draped with red curtains and a striped rug. The man on the left wears a rust-orange robe with a yellow-gold border and a light garland. The man on the right wears a rust-orange robe, has long dark hair and a full beard, and smiles broadly. Behind them, a gilded arch frames a deity murti dressed in white with a red turban and a gold crown, with leafy green foliage above. A trident and a brass kalasha stand at the left edge.

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Photo 111820842017-02-14A stage at a Hindu event with a red curtain backdrop and a golden arched shrine holding a deity murti dressed in white and gold with a red turban-like crown. Two seated men in rust-red and orange-brown robes sit on gold-framed chairs. The man on the left, with a white beard, sits with palms pressed together in namaste and wears a gold-and-brown shawl with a rudraksha-style mala. The man on the right, with a long dark beard and shaved head, smiles with hands resting on the armrest and wears a rudraksha mala and red robes. A golden trident stands at the left edge, brass lamps sit on pedestals, potted plants surround the stage, and a striped woven rug covers the floor. The right man matches the a person description: a bearded figure in rust-red robes with a rudraksha mala.2017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14Two seated men in saffron-red robes sit on ornate gold thrones before a golden arched frame holding a deity murti draped in yellow and red, with a red-and-gold crown or turban. The man on the left, in a gold-bordered robe and a beaded garland, holds his palms together in anjali namaskar. The man on the right, with a full dark beard and rudraksha mala, smiles with his hands resting on the throne arm. Trident staffs, brass kalashas, potted green plants, a red curtain backdrop and a multicoloured woven mat complete the stage. a person: the seated man on the right has a full beard, rudraksha mala and saffron-red robe, consistent with the page; his seat is a throne on a stage with a deity murti, a satsang-style setting.2017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14February 14 20172017-02-14