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A seated figure in an orange saffron dhoti and bare-chested upper body sits on a red cushioned throne before an ornate gold-leaf backdrop. He wears a rudraksha mala crown, white vibhuti stripes on forehead and arms with a red kumkum dot, a long white floral garland with red roses, layered rudraksha malas, and a gold pendant necklace. A small headset microphone is clipped near his ear as he speaks. A bald attendant in white dress with a rudraksha mala stands at the left edge. Partial photographers' hands appear in the foreground. Ornate gold throne and red carpet frame the scene.

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May 05 20122012-05-05 +1 copiesMay 05 20122012-05-05 +3 copiesJune 05 20122012-06-05April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29May 20 20122012-05-20June 05 20122012-06-05June 05 20122012-06-05May 05 20122012-05-05 +1 copiesA seated Tamil Shaivite religious leader speaks into a microphone on an ornate throne, its back covered in gold repoussé work with a standing figure and decorated arch. He wears a jewelled gold crown, a white vibhuti line with a red kumkum dot on the forehead, and an orange ochre cloth. He is adorned with a long white jasmine garland interspersed with red flowers and yellow citrus fruits, a heavy rudraksha mala, gold chain pendants, a gold necklace, bangles and rings. Jasmine petals cover his lap and the throne cushions, which are deep maroon velvet. A silver staff stands at the left edge. No other people are visible.2012-06-05A seated religious figure on an ornate gold-and-red throne speaks into a silver microphone stand. He wears a tall gold crown with jewelled detailing, a white forehead marking with a red dot, layered white and red-pink flower garlands, a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, and an orange-brown cloth draped over his body, with gold-bordered hem. Gold bangles and rings adorn his hands. Behind him stands a large painted deity figure in orange with gold ornaments and a red garland, against a blue and green backdrop. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the figure speaking, with cues including the crown, saffron-toned clothing and ceremonial garlands; the figure is seated and addressing an unseen audience.2012-04-27