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A seated man on an ornate silver throne with carved lion-head armrests and a leopard-print cushion raises his right hand in blessing. He wears a rust-orange robe with gold embroidered borders, a long rudraksha mala around his neck, and has long dark hair swept back. A red tilak marks his forehead and a red thread is tied on his wrist. His left hand rests in his lap. Silver lion statues flank the throne against a dark backdrop with a decorated silver panel behind him. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the appearance-based sense, given the long hair, orange robes, rudraksha mala and throne cues, seated as a teacher or Paramashivam on stage.

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December 17 20172017-12-17A seated man in rust-red saffron robes and a long rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on an ornate silver throne flanked by two silver lion sculptures and a tall silver staff. His long black hair falls past his shoulders, he wears gold earrings and a red tilak, and he raises one hand in greeting while the other rests in his lap. Leopard-print fabric covers the seat and a repoussé silver backrest stands behind him. Probable Swamiji (throne, rudraksha mala, long hair and rust-red robes, seated and greeting an assembly), in person on stage.2017-12-17December 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17December 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copiesDecember 17 20172017-12-17 +1 copies