Skip to content
Four bare-chested young men in saffron dhoti-style cloth stand in a row before a brightly lit golden deity murti and ornate altar, with lamps glowing behind them. Each wears rudraksha and bead malas, arm bands and a tied hair bun. They hold ritual implements: the nearest holds a bell in one hand, another raises a lamp-like object high, the third holds a silver bell, and the fourth holds a handbell and another item. A red-and-orange cloth covers the table at left, with flower petals on it. The setting is a red-carpeted temporary shrine with white draping. No central figure matching the page's named swami is clearly visible; these appear to be ritual attendants performing puja.