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A bare-chested man with long, swept-back dark hair stands before a painted blue-and-gold backdrop, wearing a leopard-print wrap draped over one shoulder. He has a tall topknot adorned with a rudraksha band, white horizontal tilak lines on the forehead with a red bindi, and multiple rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold beaded necklaces across the chest. A white band is wrapped around one wrist.

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June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29A man with long, swept-back dark hair stands before a painted backdrop of blue sky and pale yellow rock. He wears a leopard-print yellow shawl draped over his bare shoulders, and his chest is adorned with multiple strands of gold beads and rudraksha malas. A three-tiered orange rudraksha crown sits atop his head, and white and red tilak marks are on his forehead. White bands of sacred ash mark his upper arms. The figure is in a formal, posed stance facing forward. Appearance-based identification: a person, matching his distinctive ornaments, rudraksha crown and long hair, as a figure in a ceremonial setting.2009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29A bare-chested man with long, swept-back dark hair stands against a painted backdrop of pale yellow and blue. He wears a leopard-print cloth draped over one shoulder, layered gold necklaces, and multiple rudraksha malas across his chest and a rudraksha crown on his head. A white stripe and red dot mark his forehead. His arms are bound with white cloth bands. The pose is frontal and still, consistent with a stage or darshan setting.2009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29June 29 20092009-06-29