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A gilded figure of a standing saint statue with hands pressed together in namaskar stands on a red-and-gold ornate throne with a jeweled arched backrest and gold carved frame. The statue wears a brown-orange turban topped with a jeweled finial, ornate gold jewelry and a layered garland of white flowers and magenta blossoms. The setting is a festival display with red drapery behind the throne. The statue is a murti, not a living person, so no physical people are present. A caption at the bottom reads Bharani Deepam Celebrations.

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