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A bearded man with a white tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate silver and gold throne with red velvet cushions, wearing a rust-orange dhoti and a brown-orange shawl draped over his shoulders. He wears a long garland of red, pink, white and yellow flowers, and his bare feet rest on a red cloth. Garlands of red, yellow and green flowers hang on the throne's supports, and a brass oil lamp stands behind him against a gilded carved backdrop. Appearance cues fit the a person label: orange ceremonial dress, a garland and a throne seat, while the page places him at a Kailasa temple event in 2018. Credit text and Source: Nithyanandapedia overlay the lower right corner.

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A seated man in a reddish-orange and brown cloth sits on an ornate silver-and-gold swing or throne with red velvet cushions. He wears a long multicolour garland of pink, white, yellow and red flowers draped over his shoulders and chest, a dark rudraksha-style beaded mala, a horizontal white tilak on his forehead, and a dark armlet on his upper arm. He sits barefoot on a red cloth, with a brass oil lamp beside the seat and tall red-and-yellow flower garlands hanging on the pillars. Behind him is a golden carved wall with floral and cross-shaped cut-outs. The setting is a temple or ashram hall with ritual decoration. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in a ceremonial setting with garlands and an oil lamp.2018-05-22A man seated on an ornate silver-and-gilt swing bench with red velvet cushions, draped in a thick garland of red, pink, white and yellow flowers. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and matching shawl, a white tilak on his forehead and a brown rudraksha-style arm band. He has a short beard and smiles while looking to the side. Behind him are a gold-patterned wall, a brass oil lamp and a carved elephant motif on the bench. Red-and-green flower garlands hang on the pillars at right.2018-05-22A smiling man with a short beard and a white forehead mark sits on an ornate gilded wooden swing-bench with red cushions. He wears an orange-brown dhoti and wrap, a thick garland of pink, white, yellow and red flowers over his shoulders, and a beaded armband. Behind him is a gold-patterned wall, a brass oil lamp and carved wooden pillars draped with red and yellow flower garlands. He is barefoot on a red cloth. a person by appearance: the flower garland, orange robes and throne-style seat, with no visible rudraksha or crown.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22A photograph of a bearded man with a white horizontal tilak on his forehead seated on an ornate silver-and-red cushioned bench in a temple setting. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl, a rudraksha mala with a gold necklace, and a wide garland of red, pink, white and yellow flowers draped over his shoulders. His eyes are closed and he smiles. Behind him are gilded carved panels and a brass oil lamp, and red and yellow flower garlands hang on pillars at the sides. Appearance-based identification is uncertain, so the a person field is unsure. Bare feet rest on a red cloth.2018-05-22A seated man in an ornate silver-and-red swing-throne (peetha) with a red cushion, garlanded with a thick multicolour flower garland of pink, white, yellow and red blooms. He wears a rust-orange dhoti with a white forehead band (vibhuti/tilak), a bare upper body with a dark wrap across the shoulder and an ornate arm band, and sits barefoot on a red cloth. Behind him are gold-embossed walls, a silver lamp stand and garlanded silver ceremonial staffs with red and yellow flower decorations. The page-flag candidate is a person (in_person), identified by the distinctive garland, orange ceremonial dress and throne setting.2018-05-22A man with a short beard and a white vibhuti line on his forehead sits smiling on an ornate silver-framed red velvet throne-like bench. He wears rust-orange ochre robes, a rudraksha mala, and a long garland of red, pink, white and yellow flowers draped over his shoulders, with a red floral garland hung along the canopy above. Behind him a gold-painted carved wall panel with scrollwork frames the seat, and silver chains and ornamental posts flank the throne. A red-orange cloth covers the platform below. The face and identity cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, so the role is a seated devotee-like figure on a peetha throne during a temple setting. Printed copyright and source lines appear at the lower right.2018-05-22A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne with a gilded carved backdrop and red-and-white flower garlands draped across the top. He wears a white forehead mark, a rudraksha mala and a long multi-coloured flower garland across his chest, with a red cushion behind him and a red cloth draped over the platform below. Swamiji (probable): a long-haired figure in saffron robes and rudraksha malas seated on the throne, with distinctive ceremonial adornments. Silver-framed pillars with a leopard-skin-like cloth stand at the left and a floral garland column at the right.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22A man sits smiling on an ornate silver swing with red velvet cushions and a carved gold backdrop inside a decorated hall. He wears a red-brown ochre dhoti and a matching shawl draped over his shoulder, a white forehead mark, and a long garland of red, pink, white and yellow flowers around his neck. A red cloth covers the floor below, and red and white floral garlands hang from the swing's chains. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, ochre saffron clothing and an ornate garland, placed as the seated central figure. Behind him a brass oil lamp stands near the swing.2018-05-22A bearded man with a white forehead mark sits barefoot on an ornate silver-and-gold swing-style throne with red cushions, smiling. He wears a rust-orange robe and a rudraksha-style brown bead necklace, with a multicolour garland of pink, white, yellow and red flowers draped over his shoulders and arms. Red and yellow floral garlands hang from the frame, and a brass oil lamp stands beside him against a gilded carved backdrop. The setting resembles a formal temple or ashram hall. Only one physical person is visible; the appearance-based identity is a person seated in a formal honorific setting.2018-05-22May 22 20182018-05-22