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A seated man in a maroon-red robe sits on an ornate gold throne carved with lion-headed armrests, draped with red cushions and a tiger-skin cloth on the seat. He wears a white and red tilak on his forehead, a long garland of white flowers, pink petals and yellow marigolds, and a gold-coloured ceremonial necklace, with bangles on his wrist. Hanging brass oil lamps and small handbells hang from chains on either side of the throne, with string lights in the dark background. The frame shows only this single seated figure.

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May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24A seated man sits on an ornate gold throne with carved figures and a red cushion, flanked by a golden lion-shaped armrest on the left and brass bells hanging from chains. He wears a rust-red robe, a white-and-red mala-style garland of marigolds and white flowers draped over his shoulders, gold armlets, and a white tilak with a red mark on his forehead. A brass oil lamp hangs at left and string lights glow in the dark background. a person is a seated figure in a saffron-red robe with distinctive garlands and a throne setting, consistent with a ceremonial seat during satsang.2017-05-24May 24 20172017-05-24