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A seated man in a smoky, hazy hall sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a carved golden crown-like top. He wears a maroon-brown garment with gold border and a long gold bead necklace, has a small mark on his forehead, and raises one hand to his head. A hand from the side holds a silver tray with offerings, and another person is partially visible at right.

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A seated figure in a reddish-brown and gold-bordered sari sits on an ornate golden-edged throne, raising one arm to touch the top of the head with the fingers. A long necklace of large silver-toned beads hangs across the chest, and a small bindi is visible on the forehead. The face is lowered in a calm, inward expression. Hazy smoke or mist fills the background, and a silver plate with offerings is held at the lower left edge of the frame. The figure's gender-neutral presentation with a sari and no visible crown, rudraksha mala or saffron attire does not meet the identification cues required, so the person is described by role only as seated on a throne during a ceremony.2013-10-16September 11 20102010-09-11October 16 20132013-10-16December 20 20132013-12-20September 11 20102010-09-11September 11 20102010-09-11May 26 20172017-05-26September 11 20102010-09-11May 09 20132013-05-09 +1 copiesJanuary 13 20132013-01-13May 13 20132013-05-13April 24 20132013-04-24