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A seated man in a carved wooden throne with brown leather upholstery smiles with eyes lowered during a seated ceremony. He wears saffron and red-orange robes, a long necklace of large gold beads and a fine gold chain, and has white and red tilak marks on his forehead. His hands rest over another person's bowed head below. Behind him, many participants sit with arms raised to their heads in a devotional hall with orange cloths and warm lighting. a person: the seated figure in the throne, appearance-based label, with saffron robes, gold bead necklace and forehead markings as cues. Several people are visible in the background, plus the seated figure and a hand in the foreground.

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