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A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate silver throne with a large arched backrest and lion-head armrests, cushioned with leopard-print upholstery. He wears layered rudraksha malas and has his palms raised in blessing in front of a microphone stand. A tall silver trident with a gold-and-leopard-print band stands to his left against a dark stage backdrop. Swamiji (probable), the presiding figure at a Navaratri darbar, wears saffron and orange clothing, rudraksha malas and a turban, which are the qualifying appearance cues.

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A seated figure in an ornate silver throne (peetha) with an elaborately carved arched backrest and leopard-print cushions on a dark stage. The person wears a saffron-orange robe and a matching orange head turban, with multiple rudraksha malas and beaded necklaces, and holds both palms raised in blessing (abhaya gesture). A tall silver trident (trishul) with a gold-and-leopard-print cloth wrap stands to the left, and a microphone stand is visible beside the throne.2017-09-23 +2 copiesSeptember 23 20172017-09-23A seated figure in an ornate silver throne (peetha) with a leopard-print cushion is shown against a dark background. He wears an orange-red turban, a flowing orange-red robe, and multiple rudraksha malas across his chest, with his hands raised in a blessing gesture. A silver trident (trishul) with a gold-and-yellow tassel stands to the left of the throne, and a microphone is positioned in front of him. Swamiji (probable), seated as the central figure of the scene, is recognized here by the orange-red robe, turban and rudraksha malas, a presentation consistent with the Navaratri darbar described on the page.2017-09-23September 23 20172017-09-23 +1 copiesSeptember 23 20172017-09-23September 23 20172017-09-23A photograph of a man seated on an ornate silver throne with a carved arched backrest and lion-head armrests, draped in a leopard-print cushion. He wears a red-orange turban, a red-orange robe, multiple rudraksha malas, and gold bangles, with palms pressed together in greeting while smiling toward the audience. A golden trident with a gold-and-leopard-print cloth hangs on the left side of the throne. A microphone stand is visible at right against a dark background. Probable Swamiji (appearance cues: red-orange turban, rudraksha malas, orange robe, seated on throne) at a Navaratri darbar; the page indicates a Navaratri Darbar event.2017-09-23A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate silver throne with lion-head armrests and leopard-print cushions, a large silver trident leaning on the left. He wears an orange headcloth, multiple rudraksha malas, bracelets and a shawl, with eyes closed and hands resting in his lap before a microphone stand. A dark stage background and brass vessels appear in the foreground. a person: the distinctive orange headcloth, rudraksha malas and saffron ceremonial clothing on the throne are consistent with the page's reference to a person at this Navaratri darbar.2017-09-23September 23 20172017-09-23 +1 copiesSeptember 23 20172017-09-23 +2 copiesA seated figure on an ornate silver and gold throne with a high arched back, lit against a dark background. The figure wears an orange-red sannyasi robe, an orange-red head wrap, and multiple rudraksha malas around the neck, with arms adorned with beaded bands and hands folded in the lap. Flanking the throne are leopard-print cushioned armrests. A gold and silver trident stands to the left with a tasselled yak-tail-style fly whisk, and brass pots and vessels with offering trays sit at the base.2017-09-23A seated figure in an ornate silver throne with an arched backrest and lion-shaped armrests is the central subject, set against a dark background. The figure wears an orange-red cloth, an orange turban, rudraksha mala beads and a bare chest, with one hand raised in a blessing gesture. A silver trident leans beside the throne, with a leopard-print cloth draped over it. Brass vessels, small offering trays and a lamp sit on the stage in front, and garlands of white and red flowers hang at the left edge. The figure is a statue or effigy on a stage, not a live person, so this is a depiction of a figure on the throne. The stage is a Navarathri darbar setting with a silver umbrella overhead.2017-09-23 +2 copies