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A seated man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl with gold border sits cross-legged on a carved wooden chair, smiling. He wears layered rudraksha mala necklaces, a thin gold chain, gold earrings, a red bindi and a tilak, with long voluminous black hair swept up. He rests one hand on his knee. Behind him is a large gold-toned relief carving of a deity with multiple arms. The page identifies him as a person at a Nithyanandoham event in Phuket, but his appearance alone gives only partial cues, so identity is uncertain.

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December 08 20152015-12-08December 08 20152015-12-08December 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +2 copiesA seated person in an orange-saffron garment with a gold-trimmed border sits in an ornate carved wooden chair, legs crossed, hands resting in the lap. He wears multiple long strands of rudraksha beads around the neck, a gold necklace and a small gold earring, with a tall swept-up black hair crown and a yellow sandalwood mark with a red bindi on the forehead. An orange cloth is draped over one armrest, and a decorated wall with a floral carving forms the background.2015-12-08 +2 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +6 copiesA smiling man seated on a carved wooden chair with a turned finial, wearing orange draped cloth with a gold-bordered lower garment and a dense multi-strand rudraksha mala with a gold pendant necklace. He has long swept-up dark hair, a yellow sandalwood mark with a red bindi on his forehead, gold earrings and a lavender bead bracelet, and sits with one hand resting on his knee. The background is a softly lit indoor hall with draped curtains. a person: the visible cues are the swept-up dark hair, orange ceremonial clothing, rudraksha malas and gold ornaments, but the identification is appearance-based only.2015-12-08 +2 copies