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A photograph of a man seated in profile on a wooden armchair with a red cushion and red fabric draped over its back. He wears a bright yellow turban, a yellow shawl over the shoulders, a pink and white patterned top, a dark rudraksha-style bead mala, and yellow dhoti-style lower garments with a magenta cloth on his lap. Behind him stand a brass vase with peacock feathers and a framed picture on the wall. The setting is a plain, whitewashed hall with an arched doorway at left and a grey carpet. Lighting is warm and overexposed. One person is present.

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A seated man in a yellow turban and yellow robe sits on an ornate gold throne decorated with yellow, orange and purple flower garlands and a green silk cloth. He wears a long gold bead necklace and has a small red mark on his forehead, with hands resting in his lap. Behind him hang more marigold garlands and red flowers against a blue curtain.A seated man with eyes closed in meditation, wearing a bright yellow turban decorated with a red and gold brooch and a blue tassel, and a yellow shawl draped over one shoulder. He wears multiple strands of rudraksha beads, a gold necklace, beaded armbands and a checked purple and maroon lower cloth. A red tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him stands a large blurred portrait, and at right is a pillar draped with red and white flower garlands. Red and orange cushions surround him. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), seated in meditation with distinctive yellow turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklace.A seated person in profile smiles toward the left in an interior with white walls and an arched doorway. The person wears a yellow turban, a yellow garment, a long rudraksha mala and a purple and gold patterned cloth over the lap, sitting in a wooden chair with a red cushion. Behind them stands a brass vase with peacock feathers, and a framed devotional picture hangs on the wall beside a window grille. No readable text is visible.A man seated on a red cushioned throne before a golden ornate backdrop, smiling and gazing to the side. He wears a yellow turban with a blue and white brooch and a rudraksha-bead tassel, a red tilak on his forehead, a yellow shawl draped over his shoulders with red and gold border, rudraksha bead armlets and a long rudraksha mala with golden beads across his chest. A water bottle sits nearby on the right against an orange-red wall. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), seated in a ceremonial role with yellow turban, rudraksha mala and bead armlets.A man seated in profile wears a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron-orange robes, with long dark hair falling behind and a dark rudraksha mala draped over the chest. He sits cross-legged with hands resting on his knee and appears to be speaking. Behind him are a white cloth backdrop, a gold-framed panel and a large pleated orange-and-cream fan on the wall.A man sits cross-legged on a large orange velvet throne with rounded backrest and tasselled bolster cushions, barefoot on a draped cloth dais. He wears an orange turban, sleeveless saffron-orange robes and a long rudraksha mala, with hands folded in his lap and eyes lifted. Orange and white flowers decorate the sides of the throne. 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