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A seated man in orange-saffron robes and layered rudraksha malas with gold ornaments sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion armrests, a leopard-print mat draped over the seat, and a gold parasol above. He holds his palms together in anjali mudra with a broad smile. Silver trident-tipped staffs and a silver axe stand on either side, and a gold footstool sits in front. The throne is set against orange, red and blue draped fabric in a tented pavilion. Whether this is the a person depicted in the page cannot be determined from appearance alone, and only the orange robes, malas and gold ornaments are visible cues; he is shown as a presiding figure in a throne setting.

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February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08 +1 copiesFebruary 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08February 08 20132013-02-08A seated man sits on an ornate gilded throne with a tall golden backrest and a golden umbrella overhead, in front of red and blue draped fabric. He wears an orange-saffron shawl over orange robes, multiple rudraksha malas and layered gold necklaces, with white and red forehead markings, hands folded in his lap. A leopard-print cloth covers the seat. Silver tridents and a silver axe-like staff stand on either side of the throne, with gold lion-like carvings beside it. The composition is a central, formal stage setting.2013-02-08