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A seated man in a rust-red dhoti and shawl sits on an ornate silver-carved chair on a stage, holding a silver-handled staff across his lap. He wears a patterned headwrap with a crescent ornament, a tripundra mark on his forehead, a long rudraksha mala and matching bead bracelets on his arms. A microphone stands behind him. In front are a brass figure of a standing deity, a small brass animal figure, a blue bucket, mortars, bowls of turmeric and kumkum powder, and a silver altar decorated with white jasmine garlands. Red drapes and a colourful backdrop frame the stage. The man is described as a person based on the rudraksha malas, distinctive headwrap and seated presentation, and the setting resembles an aushada preparation with powders and herbs.