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A golden statue of a long-haired male figure stands in an ornate gilded niche draped with yellow and gold patterned fabric. The figure wears a red and gold turban, a brown-red robe with gold borders, layered rudraksha and white beaded malas, and bracelets. The right hand is raised in a blessing gesture, and a red tilak marks the forehead. The statue is a depiction rather than a physically present person, and it appears to be a murti or statue, so the Swamiji identification is a depiction-level judgement based on the distinctive long hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-toned garments.

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