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A smiling man with long wet hair stands before a large black stone abhishekam vessel while water pours down over him. He wears a red garment draped over a red top and a white and red flower garland, raising both hands in a joyful gesture. Below, several raised hands of devotees reach toward him, and a silver kalasha sits at right beside white flowers. The scene appears to be an abhishekam ritual at a temple.

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