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A person with very long, loose black dreadlocks bows forward with their back to the camera, wearing a rust-brown garment and a white and red flower garland. Rose petals and marigold petals are scattered over a red carpet. Behind them is a gold-covered throne-like seat draped with an orange cloth and a tiger-striped cushion, and a white pedestal fan stands to the right. A bracelet of rudraksha-style beads is visible on the upper arm. The bowing posture suggests a reverential greeting or pranam before the seat.

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October 30 20162016-10-30October 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesOctober 29 20162016-10-29Back view of a bare-chested figure in a rust-red cloth wrapped at the waist and draped over the shoulders, standing on a red-carpeted stage before a gilded golden throne decorated with a leopard-print cushion and tiger-striped fabric. Long black matted locks fall past the waist, with a white jasmine garland and scattered white petals in the hair. A white pedestal fan stands to the left against a deep red curtain, with green foliage hanging above. Small rose petals lie on the floor near the throne. a person (long dreadlocked hair, rudraksha-style adornment and red robe), shown from behind on stage.2016-03-13October 30 20162016-10-30A photograph, rotated sideways, of a person seated on an ornate gold throne with a large circular gold backrest and a gold fan-shaped finial. The seated figure wears a rust-orange garment and has long dark dreadlocked hair falling down the back. Behind the throne hang red draped curtains, and a tiger-striped fabric covers part of the upper left. A gold scroll-shaped armrest is visible at the lower left. Only the throne and this single seated person are visible, with no other people. The figure's face is not visible, so the appearance cues (long dark hair, orange clothing, ornate gold throne) are noted without confirming identity.2017-07-30October 29 20162016-10-29September 21 20172017-09-21 +1 copiesFebruary 27 20162016-02-27April 16 20172017-04-16February 26 20162016-02-26February 27 20162016-02-27