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A man seated on an ornate carved wooden couch with leopard-print cushions, holding a tall silver staff upright in his right hand. He wears a red-maroon turban with a crescent ornament, a red-maroon robe and draped garment, a heavy gold necklace and multi-strand gold garland, and red beaded bangles and armbands. A red tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him hang deep red curtains and a painted backdrop. The scene appears to be a staged or ceremonial setting, with a patterned rug in the foreground. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in the role of a sitting dignitary with a staff.

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A man seated on an ornately carved wooden throne-like couch with leopard-print cushions, holding a tall silver staff upright in his right hand. He wears a red-maroon turban with a crescent ornament, maroon dhoti and draped garment, layered gold temple-style necklaces, and red beaded armlets and bracelets, with a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him hang deep red curtains and a carved stone backdrop.2017-06-27A photograph of a man seated on an ornate carved wooden throne with leopard-print cushions, holding a tall silver staff upright in his right hand. He wears a maroon-red turban with a crescent ornament, a red vibhuti or tilak mark on his forehead, a maroon-red sleeveless top and dhoti-style wrap, red beaded armlets and bangles, and heavy multi-strand gold necklaces with a large gold pendant. Behind him hang red drapes and a carved stone deity murti is partly visible. a person cues include the ornate gold necklaces, red-and-gold turban and staff-bearing throne pose, though the appearance is not certain enough to confirm identity.2017-06-27A man seated cross-legged on an ornately carved wooden throne with leopard-print cushions, holding a tall silver staff upright in his right hand. He wears a maroon turban with gold trim, a maroon sleeveless garment with a leopard-print waist cloth, layered gold temple-style necklaces and coral bangles on both arms. Red velvet drapes form the backdrop. The figure is a single person, and the visible cues of turban, staff, throne and ornate jewellery are presented as an appearance-based candidate for a person, seated in an in_person setting.2017-06-27June 27 20172017-06-27June 27 20172017-06-27Photograph of a man seated on an ornate carved wooden throne with leopard-print cushions, in front of red drapes and a painted backdrop. He wears a red turban with gold trim and a crescent-moon ornament, a red sleeveless garment with red trousers, red beaded armlets and wrist bands, and heavy gold necklaces. He holds a tall silver staff upright in one hand and sits with one leg crossed, smiling. Only one person is physically present. a person: long red-turban and ornate gold necklace cues with a ceremonial staff, presented in a seated throne role.2017-06-27 +1 copiesJune 27 20172017-06-27June 27 20172017-06-27A man seated on an ornate carved wooden throne with leopard-print cushions, holding a tall silver staff upright in his right hand. He wears a red-maroon turban with a crescent ornament, a red-maroon garment draped over one shoulder and bare arms, red beaded bracelets, a heavy gold necklace with a gold pendant, and a leopard-print waist sash. A red vertical tilak mark is on his forehead. Behind him hangs a deep red curtain and a painted deity image. Bare feet rest on a patterned rug. Swamiji (probable): the appearance cues include the crown-like turban, ornate gold necklaces and saffron-toned clothing, and the page indicates his presence at this event.2017-06-27June 27 20172017-06-27A man stands on a stage before a deep red velvet curtain, raising a tall silver staff with his right hand and gazing upward. He wears a red and gold turban with a crescent ornament, a red-brown sleeveless garment, a heavy gold necklace and multi-strand garland, red beaded armlets and bangles, and a leopard-print waist cloth. A red tilak marks his forehead. The backdrop shows a painted rock-like relief figure. The scene is a staged or ceremonial performance with no other visible people.2017-06-27June 27 20172017-06-27 +1 copies