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September 17 2015

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A seated figure on an ornate gold-trimmed brown leather throne presses both palms together in front of his face, in an attitude of reverence. He wears a rust-red garment, a long beaded rudraksha-style mala and gold ornaments on his wrists and arm. Beside him, a young man in a yellow shawl and white dhoti holds a brass tray of red flowers and offerings, with a shaved-headed attendant partly visible at the right edge. Maroon drapes hang behind the stage, and a folded red cloth lies on the throne arm.2015-09-17A seated man in a gold-trimmed brown leather throne with carved gold lion-head arms sits on a stage before maroon drapes, hands pressed together in a respectful gesture and smiling. He wears a rust-red garment with a gold-striped border, a multi-strand gold and beaded ceremonial necklace, and bangles. A red cloth bundle rests beside the throne. On the right, a bare-chested attendant in a yellow shawl and white dhoti, with a green headwrap and beaded necklace, offers a tray of pink and red flowers. Another seated figure in white sits partly visible in the lower centre.2015-09-17A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold-and-brown throne receiving an offering from a young attendant. The seated man wears a dark red-maroon sleeveless robe with a gold-yellow edge, a long rudraksha-style mala with a large gold pendant, and has a bare upper body and bindi-like forehead marking. The attendant, standing at right, wears a green headcloth and a yellow dhoti-like wrap and holds a metal tray of pink flowers, leaves and small brass vessels. A maroon draped cloth lies on the throne arm and a dark red curtain forms the backdrop. a person: the seated man wears a long rudraksha-style mala with a gold pendant and sits on a throne, which matches the page's claim of his presence, though the face-independent cues are moderate. The image carries a copyright overlay.2015-09-17 +1 copiesMay 10 20182018-05-10 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in an orange-red robe with a dense gold and rudraksha-style bead necklace and white and red flower garlands, being attended by a bare-chested priest in a purple and gold silk dhoti with a white shawl. The priest, shown from behind, holds a small vessel and pours from it while his right hand is raised toward the seated figure's head. The seated figure has a tilak mark on the forehead and is seated on a red velvet throne-style chair before an ornate gold-leaf backdrop with a crowned arch, with a microphone stand at the right edge and a golden vessel on a low table in the foreground. The scene suggests an abhishekam or blessing ritual. The priest's shoulders carry white paste markings. A round purple logo appears at the top left. Two physical people are visible.2015-11-22May 26 20172017-05-26A photograph of a seated man in a deep maroon-red turban with a white crescent ornament and a green feather, wearing a maroon-red shawl, a heavy gold chest pendant and gold bangles, seated on a red cushioned seat in front of a large gold fan-shaped backdrop. A bare-chested priest in white dhoti with a purple-and-gold shawl and a rudraksha-style necklace stands before him, holding a bouquet of pink and red flowers and touching the seated man's forehead. Another attendant in a maroon cloth and sacred ash marks sits at the left edge, and floral garlands hang at the right. a person cues: turban, gold pendant and ornate maroon attire with a seated throne-like position.2017-09-05September 09 20162016-09-09A ceremonial scene on a stage before a deep red curtain. A seated figure in a red-orange turban and orange-gold robe sits on an ornate gilded throne with a floral garland, raising both hands to the head. In front, a shaved-headed priest in an orange-and-gold saffron wrap and rudraksha beads sits with his back to the camera. At right, a man in a green and gold headpiece, white dhoti with red border and a floral garland holds a brass tray with fruit. Gold trident staffs, a golden bird finial and gilded ornaments surround the throne.2015-10-18March 15 20172017-03-15 +1 copiesDecember 15 20172017-12-15October 12 20152015-10-12