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A seated man sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion and a golden cobra hood canopy above his head. He wears a maroon robe and a pink-and-white flower garland, and a small gold necklace. Golden lion-like guardian figures with trident stands flank the throne, and a brass lamp or kalasha sits in the foreground on a striped multicoloured floor cloth. The setting is a stage-like hall with gold-painted decor and blue and purple lighting. The man appears to be a swami-style teacher presiding over a satsang or discourse. The page indicates a person is present, and his appearance shows a maroon robe, flower garland and throne setting, but face and identity are not verified, so the appearance-based label is probable.

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May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26A man seated on an ornate gilded throne with a large hooded cobra-shaped backrest, wearing a deep maroon robe and a long pale pink and white flower garland. He sits cross-legged on red cushions, smiling, hands resting in his lap. Flanking the throne are golden lion-headed pillars and carved golden figures holding trident-like staffs. The floor is covered with a striped colourful woven rug. In front of the throne is a small golden statue of a seated figure with a kalasha-like base. Ornate gold pillars and blue-lit carvings frame the scene. Whether the seated man is the a person cannot be determined from appearance, so his role is described as a seated teacher on a throne.2017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26