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A seated man in red-orange robes, wearing a red turban and layered rudraksha malas, sits in a gilded arched throne in front of a large golden arch framing a deity murti of a four-armed figure holding a trident and a consort figure with jewelled crowns and necklaces, backed by golden drapery and red walls. Below the throne, a gilded offering table holds marigold garlands and flowers, and two microphones stand at the lower left where a robed figure is partly visible. The seated man is a candidate a person, shown with long hair, rudraksha malas and a red turban, so his identity is uncertain from appearance alone.

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February 11 20132013-02-11February 11 20132013-02-11Photo 116856432013-02-10 +1 copiesPhoto 11729441Photo 11727316February 10 20132013-02-10February 10 20132013-02-10February 14 20132013-02-14September 07 20102010-09-07February 10 20132013-02-10A devotee in an orange-and-saffron dhoti and shawl, bare-chested with a gold chain, holds up a tall multi-tiered silver aarti lamp before a seated figure on a gilded peetha throne under a gold umbrella. The throne is backed by a red and orange draped stage with purple and blue swags. On the left, a seated priest in an orange robe, orange turban and rudraksha mala sits in front of a golden arch framing two deity murti, one with a trident and a crowned figure with a garland. Brass and gold ritual objects, tridents and a small oil lamp are arranged on the stage. The seated figure on the throne wears orange robes and a turban and sits on a tiger-skin draped seat.2013-02-11November 11 20182018-11-11