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A silver-faced statue of a seated figure, decorated with a tiered gold crown set with green, red and pink stones, is adorned with yellow and red flower garlands and green foliage. The figure wears an orange garment with layered rudraksha malas, a jewelled pendant, and ornate gold and stone necklaces, with leopard-print cloth draped over the shoulders and arms. The silver hands rest in lap, and the scene is backed by a gilded carved throne. Only a statue is present; no living person is visible.

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