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A statue of a seated sage in a small stone-walled shrine. The figure wears an orange-red shawl over the shoulders, a yellow dhoti, and a green and red tinsel garland. The face is painted white with black-outlined eyes, a red mouth and an orange tilak on the forehead. The right hand is raised to the chin in a contemplative gesture, and the left hand rests on a grey cushion or support. A tall orange cloth hangs on a pole behind the figure. Small conch shells, a copper dish and a red flower sit on the base. Framed paintings hang on the wall above. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.

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