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November 17 20102010-11-17November 17 20102010-11-17November 17 20102010-11-17A seated man speaks into a microphone on a gilded red-cushioned throne, wearing an orange-saffron dhoti with a leopard-print shawl over the upper body and a long black rudraksha mala around his neck. He is barefoot, with one leg crossed over the other, and his long, swept-back dark hair falls past his shoulders. Behind him stand large ornate golden deity murti decorated with garlands in purple, yellow and green, and a pink flower offering rests at the base of the dais. A teal draped cloth and dark curtain form the backdrop of this talk setting.2010-11-17A seated figure in red-orange robes sits on a gilded throne decorated with white and red flower garlands, with a red tiger-striped cushion behind and a red cushion beneath the feet. He has short dark hair and a red tilak on the forehead, and wears a red sleeveless top under the robe. A man in a white dhoti-style garment and white shirt, with a rudraksha mala at the neck, bows forward with hands near the seated figure's lap, on which lies an orange cloth. Colourful garlands and a metallic object rest on the side of the throne. Two other partially visible people stand at the right edge. Vibhuti and kumkum are not clearly visible beyond the tilak.2009-06-14November 17 20102010-11-17November 17 20102010-11-17November 17 20102010-11-17November 18 20102010-11-18A seated man in an orange saffron shawl and orange garment sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion, smiling. He wears a rudraksha mala with silver beads and a crescent-shaped silver pendant, a gold earring, a red bindi and white vertical tilak, and a red-and-brown beaded armband. A shaved-headed man in a white dhoti with a gold border, seen from behind at left, raises his right palm toward him in greeting or blessing. Background shows a painted forest scene with a tiger-striped cushion at right. Appearance-based probable match to a person, seated on the throne with rudraksha malas, saffron clothing and ceremonial adornments; the priest is an unidentified devotee.2012-08-26May 13 20132013-05-13March 06 20162016-03-06 +1 copies