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A seated man in a rust-brown robe and saffron shawl, wearing a yellow and white flower garland and a red bindi, smiles and gestures with raised open hands on a gold-carved throne draped with leopard-print fabric. Beside him stands an older man in a white kurta with an orange shawl, holding a flat silver tray. Behind them is a painted panel of deities, and a gold lion-shaped figure sits at the throne's base. Appearance suggests the seated man may be a person, so the a person field is unsure; the tray-holding man is a devotee.

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