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A painted clay figurine of a bearded sage seated cross-legged with palms pressed together in namaste. The figure has grey hair tied in a top knot with a headband, red tilak on the forehead, grey moustache and beard, and is bare-chested with white ash stripes on the arms and torso. He wears a red dhoti with a cream-and-gold waistband and a dark red rudraksha mala draped across the chest and arms. Behind him sits a red and pink painted object with swirling patterns on a wooden surface, and the scene is set on a red and white painted pedestal.

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September 05 20142014-09-05 +1 copiesA painted clay or resin figurine of a seated bearded sage with hands pressed together in namaste, set in front of a large pink lotus-petal base. The figure wears red dhoti-style cloth with a gold-and-white belt, rudraksha malas on the chest and arms, a red bindi and white marks on the forehead and body, and a topknot of grey hair. It is a statue, not a physical person, and the a person field reflects that it is a depiction with no appearance-based candidate.2014-09-16A painted clay or plaster statue of a seated bare-chested sage with grey hair, a grey beard and moustache, and red-brown rudraksha beads around the neck and arms. The figure sits cross-legged in front of a decorated kalasha pot wrapped in white cloth, adorned with rudraksha and pearl-and-gold beaded garlands. Yellow chrysanthemums, red roses and green leaves surround the pot, with a bundle of dried grass tied at its top. The statue wears a red-orange dhoti and has a red bindu on the forehead and chest, and its hands are joined in anjali. No living people are visible.2014-09-06August 15 20142014-08-15August 15 20142014-08-15September 11 20142014-09-11August 15 20142014-08-15September 14 20152015-09-14September 14 20152015-09-14 +1 copiesJuly 07 20092009-07-07September 18 20142014-09-18Two painted sculptures of seated sannyasi figures sit side by side on a ledge in front of green leaves. Both have long dark hair piled up, orange-yellow skin tone, white and red tilak markings on the forehead, and white stripe markings on the arms. They wear rudraksha malas around the neck and wrists and have orange-saffron dhoti cloth draped over their legs. Both hold their hands in anjali mudra, palms pressed together at the chest. The figures are statues, not living people, and no identifiable a person is pictured, so the a person field is none.2009-07-07