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A seated man in white ceremonial dress sits on an ornate red and gold throne with a gold-embossed back panel. He wears a cream turban, a red bindi, a gold chain and a long white garland with silver-toned beads and red-orange flowers. His right hand is raised in a blessing gesture while he holds a dark staff with a silver handle in his left hand. A gold-bordered white shawl crosses his chest and the throne is draped with red and white flower garlands. No other people are visible.

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