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A photograph of a seated man on an ornate silver throne before a large arched backdrop decorated with coloured bead and sequin patterns in yellow, green, blue and red, with strings of fairy lights and purple drapery behind. The man wears an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, an orange turban decorated with flowers, a long yellow-and-orange flower garland and rudraksha malas, with bangles on his arms, and sits with hands resting on the throne arms. Beside him, a woman in an orange-brown sari with her hair in a long braid and gold hair ornaments sits on a smaller silver chair with palms pressed together in greeting. A microphone stands near the throne and a silver pedestal with a kalasha-like vessel is beside it. The man's appearance with turban, saffron clothing, garlands and rudraksha malas is consistent with Swamiji (probable), seated in a presiding role while the woman appears to be a devotee or speaker addressing him.