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A smiling figure with a tall black topknot, white forehead markings and a small red bindi sits before an ornate silver throne with lion-face carvings. He holds his palms together in anjali namaskar with a gold ring on one finger. He wears layered gold necklaces, gold armlets, rudraksha-style beads and bare shoulders with white body markings. Behind him stands a pink deity murti with multiple faces and an orange glowing backdrop.

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August 21 20202020-08-21August 22 20202020-08-22August 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesAugust 21 20202020-08-21 +1 copiesAugust 10 20202020-08-10 +1 copiesA bare-chested man with a tall, swept-up black hair bun and a white forehead band sits on an ornate silver throne at left, smiling and touching his chin with his right hand. He wears layered gold ornaments, multiple rudraksha malas, a gold bracelet and a drop earring. Behind him, a carved orange and gold deity murti with multiple faces is visible against a dark background with glowing orange bokeh. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable) — long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces, rudraksha malas and forehead marking, seated on a throne with a deity backdrop. The image is a photograph with a copyright notice overlaid at bottom right.2020-08-10 +1 copiesAugust 10 20202020-08-10July 31 20202020-07-31August 10 20202020-08-10 +1 copiesJuly 31 20202020-07-31A digitally composited graphic showing a smiling man with a tall black turban-style hairstyle, a white tripundra mark on his forehead, and a small red-brown bindi-like mark. He is bare-chested with a sweeping gold armlet, layered brown rudraksha malas and ornate gold pendant necklaces, with gold earrings. He holds his hands together in anjali mudra before a silver-embossed throne-like seat. The background blends a painted green forest with acacia-style trees and a multi-faced deity mural in warm orange tones at upper left. The figure reads as an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) cued by the long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments, shown as a depiction in the composite.2020-08-18July 31 20202020-07-31