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A seated man in a reddish-maroon sannyasi-style wrap sits on a patterned cushion and tiger-striped mat before a white marble wall inscribed with devanagari verses. He wears white and red flower garlands, multiple rudraksha and red-orange bead malas, and a red bindi, with hands clasped in his lap and a bundle of white flowers. Brass trident and staff-like ornaments stand behind him at left. Behind the wall and to the right, another robed figure is partly visible. The man's appearance has some cues like rudraksha malas and garlands, but it is not distinctive enough to confirm identity, so he is listed as a seated sannyasi with uncertain identity.

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