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Close crop of a seated figure on a gold-edged throne. The person wears a long rudraksha mala of dark brown beads over white robes and a white dhoti or shawl with gold woven borders. One bare hand rests on the lap. Only forearm, hand and torso are visible, so no face or hair appears. The gilded throne edge and grey stone base are visible below. A small purple logo appears in the lower left corner. The image is a photograph of a seated figure, and the a person field is unsure because the visible cues are limited to a rudraksha mala and white clothing.

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September 12 20102010-09-12February 18 20112011-02-18 +1 copiesJuly 17 20052005-07-17December 06 20102010-12-06September 12 20102010-09-12September 12 20102010-09-12March 05 20112011-03-05 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20102010-09-12March 05 20112011-03-05 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's upper body from the chest down, wearing a cream silk garment with a gold border draped over one shoulder and a red-maroon cloth with a gold band at the waist. Long multi-strand rudraksha mala necklaces with gold spacer beads and a large gold and green-red jewelled pendant hang on the chest, along with a gold ornament. A matching rudraksha armlet with small coloured stone accents is worn on the upper arm. A gold-carved throne or seat edge is visible at the left. Only the torso and arm are visible, so the face is not shown. The garment, malas and adornments suggest a ceremonial priestly or swami role, but identity is uncertain from this view.2011-03-05February 18 20112011-02-18Close-up photograph of a seated man in cream-white robes with a cream and gold-striped shawl, wearing a long strand of rudraksha beads across his chest. His right hand is raised in a gesture while he speaks, and his left hand grips a gilded ornate staff topped with a golden trident, its tines edged in green enamel. A video camera on a black tripod is at right, pointed toward him. Light sheer curtains are behind. Only partial face is visible at top. The page identifies this as a discourse, but the cropped frame shows only robes, beads and a trident-topped staff, so the identity of the speaker is uncertain.2010-09-12