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A silver-toned statue, a murti of a long-haired male figure, stands in a shrine before a green silk backdrop framed by ornate gold-patterned panels. The figure wears a brown rudraksha-bead vest over a brown dhoti with gold borders, layered with white and blue beaded necklaces. His right hand is raised in abhaya mudra and his left hand hangs by his side. Garlands of red and yellow flowers with jasmine and leaves drape over his shoulders and down to the base, and a small red tilak marks the forehead. No people are visible; the image is a statue, so the swamiji value is depiction for the statue of the candidate with cues including long hair, rudraksha malas and ornate ceremonial beads.

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