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A man in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl with gold-bordered edges, wearing a long rudraksha mala with large beads, holds a hammer and strikes a large rough stone block on a sandy ground under a corrugated roof. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders and he is smiling. Behind him, two men in white dhotis and white vests stand and watch, a woman in a maroon sari holds a mobile phone, and another woman in a brown sari stands nearby. On the right, a seated person in white with a red-trimmed garment kneels beside a garland-decorated pillar. A bright orange wall and a dark doorway appear at left. The scene suggests a stone-carving or sacred-arts activity. The man has distinctive long hair, saffron clothing, and a rudraksha mala, which are appearance cues for the probable Swamiji, so he is identified in this description as Swamiji (probable) striking the stone.