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Outdoor photo of a man in saffron-orange dhoti and shawl with a long rudraksha mala and yellow-bordered cloth, pointing at a row of large carved wooden or stone sculptural fragments laid on paving slabs, including hands, a bent limb and ornate curled pieces. Behind a corrugated metal barrier, a woman in an orange sari holding an orange umbrella and a second man in orange cloth stand, while several visitors in white shirts and red shawls watch. Corrugated walls and a brick building form the background.

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