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A figure stands in front of an ornate gilded and silver-toned arched backdrop under green and blue stage lighting. The person wears a yellow-green and black tiger-striped garment, a long necklace of dark and white beads, beaded bracelets and arm bands, and a vertical tilak on the forehead. The person holds a tall silver trident (trishul) in one hand, while another hand enters from the right edge holding a small object. A carved gilded throne or peetha surrounds the figure. The setting resembles a ceremonial stage or sanctum. Appearance cues include swept-back dark hair, distinctive beaded adornments and a trident, but the face is not clear enough to confirm identity.

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September 04 20132013-09-04May 13 20132013-05-13September 04 20132013-09-04 +1 copiesA long-haired man stands smiling in front of an ornate gold arched throne, holding a silver trident in his right hand and a rope in his left. He wears a tiger-striped garment over a red dhoti, with a dense band of rudraksha-style beads at the waist and long mala necklaces and bead bracelets. A red tilak marks his forehead. A small figure with a raised hand appears at the right edge. The setting is a golden arch frame with a patterned backdrop and a draped table with a tiger-print cloth below. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), shown with long hair, a trident, rudraksha malas and ornate dress as a ceremonial figure in a throne setting.2013-05-13May 13 20132013-05-13A figure with long dark hair and a red bindi stands on an ornate stage before a repoussé metal arch and gilded panel backdrop. They wear a tiger-striped garment draped over the upper body, red trousers, and layered dark beaded malas around the neck and wrists. They hold a silver trident in one hand, and a carved deity figure is visible at the right edge. A tiger-striped cushion lies at their feet on the platform. Appearance cues such as long hair, adornments and ceremonial dress are present, but the photo does not make the identity certain, so the figure is described by role as a performer or devotee on stage.2013-11-18July 12 20132013-07-12May 13 20132013-05-13May 13 20132013-05-13March 04 20132013-03-04 +1 copiesMay 13 20132013-05-13September 04 20132013-09-04 +1 copies