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A seated figure in an orange-red robe sits on an ornate gilded throne with a tall carved and gold-leaf back, pressing palms together in anjali namaskar. The throne is backed by garlands of yellow marigolds, red flowers and green leaves, and a golden parasol-like canopy hangs above. Two potted orange flower arrangements stand on white-draped side tables, with a small oil lamp glowing at the base and a pedestal fan visible at right. The yellow-green painted wall behind completes a formal darshan setting.

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June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13July 20 20092009-07-20A figure in an orange-red robe sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with red cushions, palms pressed together in namaste. The throne has carved lion-head armrests and a golden arched back crowned by a golden makara-style top and a garland of yellow, orange and purple flowers. Potted arrangements of red, yellow and white flowers stand on white pedestals at each side. Behind the throne is a painted backdrop of a fiery orange and yellow sunset sky with swirling clouds, and a white pedestal fan stands at the right edge. The figure appears to be a seated Swamiji (probable), identified by the orange robe and the honoured throne seat, with long hair and ceremonial adornment only partially visible.2009-07-21June 13 20092009-06-13June 13 20092009-06-13 +1 copiesAugust 31 20092009-08-31June 09 20092009-06-09July 19 20092009-07-19