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A seated figure on an ornate silver throne with a decorated arched backdrop of gold and jewel-toned embroidery, framed by strings of fairy lights in purple, pink and warm amber. The seated man wears an orange-gold turban, a leopard-skin cushion beneath him, a saffron-orange dhoti, and a garland of marigolds and rudraksha-style beads with gold necklaces; he holds a long ceremonial staff. Two women in orange and saffron clothing sit at the left with a microphone, and at the right foreground an orange-robed woman and a bald priest in white dhoti sit before the throne as attendants. A canopy with a finial sits above the throne, and a white lion figure rests at its base. Probable Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne, identified by the turban, saffron clothing, garlands and ceremonial bearing; his appearance is consistent with the page's claim.