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A seated man in a wooden chair, bare-chested, with long dreadlocked hair swept up and a crescent ornament at the crown, wears a leopard-print cloth wrapped at the waist, a red sash and rudraksha beads, and has white tripundra and a red bindi on his forehead. He sits before a microphone on a stand, with a red-and-gold garland draped behind him. Behind him are black stone deity murtis adorned with red and gold garlands, pearl-style necklaces and red cloth, and a brass vessel rests in front of the chair. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure, identified by his long hair, crown ornament, rudraksha mala and ornate clothing.