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A golden metal statue of the sage Veda Vyasa seated in lotus-posture on a lotus pedestal against a dark maroon background. The figure has a topknot, a long flowing beard, and a red tilak mark on the forehead. His right hand is raised in abhaya mudra, and his left hand rests on a small book or palm-leaf manuscript. Overlaid white text at upper left reads Vyasa Deity for Sharada Sarvajnapeetham in Kashmir. This is a statue, so no physical people appear in the scene.

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