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September 01 2010

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A wax or sculpted figure of a seated saint wearing a white cloth headwrap with a red tilak on the forehead, a white dhoti with a gold-bordered shawl, and a brown rudraksha mala with gold beads. Strands of white jasmine and red flower garlands drape the figure, and red and white flowers are arranged at its base. Behind it stands a carved tree trunk with hanging aerial roots, flanked by blue walls and green grass. The figure raises its right hand in blessing. It is an inanimate statue, not a living person.2009-09-02September 13 20102010-09-13June 27 20092009-06-27December 15 20112011-12-15A white marble-like statue of a seated sage in an arched niche with gold floral carving at the top corners. The figure sits cross-legged on a white base, right hand raised in abhaya-type blessing gesture, left hand resting on the knee. It wears a white turban with a red bindi on the forehead and a white draped robe. The statue is a sculpted figure, not a living person, and appears to be an image of the guru in devotional form.A white marble statue of a seated sage in red-orange robes and a matching red-orange head wrap with a small red dot on the forehead. The figure raises its right hand in a blessing gesture and wears a long gold chain with a gold pendant. The statue sits on a white pedestal in front of a dark brown cloth backdrop with gold-striped borders. This is a statue, not a living person.September 01 20102010-09-01A white marble statue of a seated guru figure in white dhoti-style cloth with green and gold zari borders, wearing a green and gold headcloth with a red bindi, a red rudraksha-style bead necklace, and the right hand raised in blessing. Behind it stand ornate gold-leaf carved panels and a red and yellow flower garland, with brass vessels and flower offerings in the foreground. No physical people are visible; the figure is a statue, so no in_person or depiction candidate is assigned to a living person.2010-10-16November 15 20112011-11-15September 27 20112011-09-27February 02 20112011-02-02December 24 20112011-12-24