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A life-size statue of a bearded-faced, smiling figure dressed in a maroon turban with a rudraksha band and jewelled brooch, wearing a heavy ornate gold and gem necklace over a maroon shawl and gold-striped maroon dhoti. The raised hands show abhaya-like gestures and the figure is framed by a large red velvet and gold-coin garland arrangement with silk drapes behind, set in a temple shrine. Statue rather than living person, so no physical people are present.

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