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A framed portrait of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron turban, a red bindi, and an orange shawl over saffron clothing, is displayed on a gold-ornate throne-like seat with a carved lion-head crest. Lit oil lamps in the foreground blur across the frame, and hanging brass bells and a brass lamp surround the golden peetha. The printed portrait caption reads 'PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA'. The image is a photograph of a printed portrait, with no physical people present.

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A framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" sits on a gold-ornate throne-like seat in a shrine. The portrait shows a smiling man in an orange-saffron turban and orange shawl with a red bindi. Below it on the seat are a brown cushion and a tiger-striped mat, with a lit oil lamp in the foreground. Flanking the frame are painted murti arms holding a torch and a sword, and hanging brass bells and oil lamps surround the altar. No physical people are visible; the figure is only a printed portrait.2013-07-13A large framed portrait photograph sits atop an ornate golden throne-style seat with carved floral and lion-like detailing. The printed portrait, captioned "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" along its bottom edge, shows a smiling man with long dark hair wearing an orange turban with a red bindi, and an orange shawl. Hanging brass bells and small brass oil lamps flank the throne against a dark backdrop with beaded strands and orange-and-yellow painted borders. Two cushioned seats with maroon trim are visible in the foreground. The figure is a printed portrait, not a physical person in the scene.2013-07-18September 20 20132013-09-20A framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" sits on a gilded ornate throne-like seat (peetha) inside a temple shrine. The portrait shows a smiling man with a saffron-orange turban, a red bindi, and orange-saffron shawl. Brass oil lamps (lamps), hanging bells, and a long rudraksha-style string of lamps decorate the dark wall behind; gilded lion-shaped armrests flank the seat, and a garland of yellow flowers lies at its base. At the left edge, a painted figure holds a flaming lamp. No live people are visible.2013-10-22October 06 20132013-10-06A framed portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl with a red bindi is set on an ornate gilded throne with lion-head armrests and a brown cushion. Brass bells hang from the throne's sides, and pink and yellow tassels hang at the top. The printed caption on the portrait reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda. No physical people are present; the figure is a depiction in a printed portrait.2013-10-16July 20 20132013-07-20A framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" sits centred on an ornate gold throne-like peetha with carved lion-head arms and a tiger-skin seat cushion. The portrait shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl with a red tilak on his forehead. Brass oil lamps and bells hang on dark stone-patterned walls, and a small arrangement of white flowers lies at the base of the seat. No physical people are present.2013-09-22A framed portrait labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" sits on an ornate gilded throne with carved lion-face armrests and a cushioned seat. The portrait shows a smiling man with a turban, a red bindi and orange shawl, long hair falling over his shoulders, and bare-shouldered orange cloth. Hanging gold bells with chains flank the throne, and brass oil lamps stand at either side against a dark stone wall with a red and gold painted panel at right. No physical people are visible; the only figure is the printed portrait on the throne.2013-08-02A golden ornate throne stands empty with a framed portrait placed on its back panel, labelled "PARAMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA" on the printed caption. The portrait shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robe with a red bindi. Below it sit a cushion and a tiger-striped cloth draped over the seat, with a small red floral offering. Brass hanging oil lamps flank both sides of the throne against a dark wall with rows of small lamps.2013-09-25October 11 20132013-10-11July 17 20142014-07-17