A seated person with long, wavy dark hair and a red bindi on the forehead sits with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes lowered and smiling. They wear a sleeveless saffron-orange cloth draped over the body. Behind them is ornate gold repoussé metalwork, and they sit on red velvet cushions with dark red tiger-stripe patterns. - Nithyanandapedia

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A seated person with long, wavy dark hair and a red bindi on the forehead sits with palms pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes lowered and smiling. They wear a sleeveless saffron-orange cloth draped over the body. Behind them is ornate gold repoussé metalwork, and they sit on red velvet cushions with dark red tiger-stripe patterns.

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