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A standing man in a rust-brown sannyasi wrap, bare-chested with gold armlets and bangles, stands beside an ornate gold throne shaped like a cobra hood with a red cushion and a tiger-skin draped over its seat. He wears long dark dreadlocks decorated with white flowers, a full beard, a tilak on his forehead, a gold necklace and a rudraksha mala, and holds his hand over his chest. A golden trident stands to his left, with a wooden crate of limes and flower petals scattered on the colourful striped floor cloth. Behind is a gilded wall with carved mythical figures. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, rudraksha mala, gold ornaments and rust-brown robe match the page's cues, placed here as the man standing before the throne.