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A white marble statue of a seated guru figure, raising its right hand in a blessing gesture. The statue wears a yellow-gold turban with a red bindi, a yellow-gold draped garment, a layered pearl and emerald collar, a red beaded mala and a pendant. It sits before a throne with a dark velvet and gold-embroidered back, flanked by orange and gold silk drapes and a red cloth edged with gold border, with red flowers visible at the top. The statue is a depiction, not a person.

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