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A seated man in a maroon-red cloth and a long rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold throne carved with lions and elephants, with a white-painted forehead and red bindi. He lowers a handful of yellow offering into a large silver-rimmed bowl placed before him. A young attendant in orange cloth with long dreadlocked hair and white body markings holds out a yellow offering to him, and banana leaves hold more offerings in the foreground. The setting suggests a temple-style ritual with abhishekam-type offerings.

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July 03 20172017-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 03 20172017-07-03 +1 copiesJuly 03 20172017-07-03September 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesA photograph of a ritual offering in a gold-ornamented hall. A seated man in red-orange robes and a long rudraksha mala, with a white forehead mark and red bindu, leans forward on a gold and red throne, extending a handful of yellow powder. Before him stands a young boy in orange cloth and a white sacred thread, shoulders marked with white paste, reaching out to receive it. A large silver bowl of yellow powder sits at the seated man's feet. Behind them are gold carved panels with animal motifs and a gold-framed throne back. The seated man appears to be Swamiji (probable), given the long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace, rudraksha mala and throne.2017-07-03 +1 copiesNovember 11 20162016-11-11 +1 copiesJuly 03 20172017-07-03September 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesNovember 11 20162016-11-11 +1 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +1 copiesDecember 15 20172017-12-15September 24 20172017-09-24 +1 copies