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A man seated on an ornate gold throne with red cushions during a festival procession, smiling and holding a tall silver staff with a decorative top. He wears a crown, saffron-orange robe, a gold necklace, rudraksha beads, bangles and a leopard-print cloth over his shoulder. Behind him hang red, green and yellow decorative cloths with floral motifs and garlands, and a blue deity statue stands in the background. Another person in orange sits at the left edge. The scene resembles a Rathotsavam ceremony.

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A smiling man sits on an ornate gilded throne with red cushions, holding a golden staff in one hand and a tall trident in the other. He wears a gold crown, saffron-orange robes, a gold ceremonial necklace, rudraksha mala beads and a leopard-print shawl over his shoulder. Behind him hang colourful festival banners with floral and geometric designs in red, yellow, green and blue, and garlands of flowers. A bald person in the lower right corner is partly visible. The setting suggests a festival procession or ceremonial occasion.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17A smiling man seated on an ornate gold throne in a festival procession setting, wearing a gold crown with a crescent motif, an orange-saffron dhoti and orange shawl, a red-and-gold beaded necklace and a large ceremonial gold pendant, and a gold armband. He holds a silver sword in one hand and a silver staff with an orange-yellow tassel in the other. Behind him stands a deity murti in a blue cloth, draped with colourful flower garlands in red, yellow and purple. Tall decorative cloth banners with red, blue and yellow floral patterns frame the throne.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17A photograph of a smiling man seated on an ornate gilded throne with red cushioning, holding a silver trident-like staff upright in his right hand and a curved blade in his left. He wears saffron-orange robes, a leopard-print shawl over his shoulder, a jewelled gold crown, layered beaded necklaces, rudraksha malas, and gold armbands. Behind him hang yellow and red fabric banners with floral and bird motifs and strings of marigold garlands. A bald man in the lower right foreground is partially visible. The scene suggests a procession or ceremonial event. a person is seated as the honoured figure, identified by long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, crown and rudraksha cues.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17A photograph of a man seated on an ornate golden throne with red cushions, smiling and raising one hand. He wears a golden crown, an orange-saffron robe, a gold ceremonial necklace and rudraksha malas, bangles, and a leopard-print shawl draped over his shoulder. Behind him hang decorative red, green and yellow fabric panels with floral and lotus motifs, and garlands of flowers and a blue-draped figure stand in the background. Only a partial head is visible in the lower right corner. The person is wearing distinctive saffron clothing, crown and rudraksha malas, consistent with a person appearance in a festival setting.2011-12-17A seated person on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned back, wearing a tall gold crown with red and green stones, a saffron-orange garment, a heavy gold and red-bead necklace, gold armbands and bangles. The person holds a silver staff topped with a finial, smiling. Behind is a colourful festival banner with floral and geometric patterns in red, yellow, blue and green, and a garland of flowers at the top left.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17A smiling person seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne during a festival procession, wearing a gold jewelled crown with a red bindi, orange silk garment, layered gold and red beaded necklaces, gold armbands and bangles, and a leopard-print shawl. They hold a silver trident staff in the right hand. Behind the throne stand a flower garland, a blue-robed statue, and red, blue, green and yellow decorated banners. a person: the seated figure is dressed in saffron/orange silk with a crown and ornate gold necklaces, consistent with the Rathotsavam chariot festival, though the page does not confirm his presence.2011-12-17December 17 20112011-12-17