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A photograph of a man seated on an ornate golden throne during a night procession, decorated with a flower-covered canopy of red, yellow, white and purple blooms and embroidered fabric hangings. He wears a black and gold turban, a rust-red robe, layered gold beaded necklaces and a white and pink flower garland, and smiles while resting one hand on the throne. Golden lion heads flank the seat, which is draped with a leopard-print cloth. A silver trident stands to the right, and a red cloth hangs at left. a person: the long-haired figure with ornate gold necklaces and a turban fits the presentation, but the image alone is insufficient to confirm identity, so this is a seated devotee-style procession figure. One person is visible.

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