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Three men stand close together in an indoor setting with a dark wall and an ornately carved wooden panel at left. The man at left, shaved-headed and seen from behind, wears an orange saffron robe and a garland of red and yellow flowers. The central man, smiling broadly, wears a maroon robe, a dark red-brown bead necklace and ornate gold-toned beads, a red bindi on his forehead and a garland of red and white flowers. The man at right, short grey hair, wears an orange robe over a dark green patterned shawl and a white garland of jasmine-like flowers with red blooms. They clasp hands and greet one another warmly.

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