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A standing man on a stage holds a long silver trishul trident in his right hand and raises his left hand to a dark swept-back hair bun topped with a small crescent ornament. He wears a rudraksha bracelet set, large gold ceremonial necklaces, a red-orange upper cloth, a leopard-print wrap and red-orange dhoti trimmed with gold, with a white and red forehead mark. Behind him a large golden, multi-armed deity murti seated in meditation is carved in relief on a rocky backdrop, flanked by carved lions, and a striped tiger cloth lies on the platform. The scene reads as a theatrical stage presentation. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the appearance-based cues of long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces, rudraksha malas and saffron-toned clothing, as the person presenting the trishul.

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May 04 20162016-05-04May 04 20162016-05-04May 04 20162016-05-04May 04 20162016-05-04 +3 copiesMay 04 20162016-05-04May 04 20162016-05-04May 04 20162016-05-04 +1 copiesMay 04 20162016-05-04 +1 copiesMay 04 20162016-05-04A man stands on a red stage holding a tall silver trishul with a twisted staff, his right hand raised in a gesture. He wears a black turban, a red sleeveless garment with gold border, a leopard-print wrap, dhoti-style red lower cloth, layered gold necklaces, rudraksha bead bracelets and armbands, and a red-tilak mark on his forehead. Behind him is a large golden-faced sculpted deity murti with multiple arms and a crescent ornament, seated above a tiger-striped cloth draped over a red seat. A red candle stands at the lower left. The scene is a stage performance backdrop with sculpted figures on either side.2016-05-04 +1 copiesMay 04 20162016-05-04 +3 copiesMay 04 20162016-05-04 +5 copies