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A seated man in a rust-red robe and pink-and-white flower garland sits on an ornate gold throne with a cobra hood carved above it, on a stage with golden lion-headed pillars, a red curtain and hanging brass bells. A small golden ritual vessel with a lid sits on the carpet at his feet. Colourful striped rugs cover the stage floor. The seated figure raises one hand in a gesture. The throne setting and robe colour are visible, but the individual's identity is not established from appearance, so the a person field is unsure.

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May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26 +1 copiesMay 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 13 20152015-05-13May 26 20172017-05-26A man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold throne (peetha) with a gold cobra hood canopy behind him, raising one hand in a blessing gesture. He wears a maroon-red robe and a pink and white flower garland around his neck. Flanking the throne are golden lion-headed pillars, with gold dvarapalaka-style figures and brass lamp stands (oil lamps) on either side. The floor is covered with a colourful striped woven rug in red, green and blue, and a small gold animal figure sits at the front. Warm stage lighting in purple and blue highlights the gold decor. The setting appears to be a discourse hall stage. The man's identity is not established by visible text, and the appearance cues are a throne and garland only, so the identity is uncertain.2017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26 +1 copiesMay 13 20152015-05-13