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A man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, hands pressed together in namaste, wearing a cream turban, a maroon brocade jacket with white lace trim, a green and gold striped dhoti, and layered gold necklaces. The throne's arched back is framed by a garland of yellow, orange and purple flowers, and white flower garlands drape its base. Two gold-carved side pedestals flank it, and fruit-laden greenery with pineapples and apples forms a backdrop. A decorated stage setting with a red-and-cream carpet. The man is the only person visible.

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December 26 20092009-12-26 +1 copiesDecember 26 20092009-12-26A seated man sits on an ornate gold throne with red velvet cushions, framed by a floral arch of yellow, orange, purple and white flowers. He wears a cream turban, a maroon embroidered tunic with gold trim, a gold necklace, a green striped dhoti and a cream shawl, hands clasped in his lap. Behind the throne, a dense tree with red and green fruit fills the background, and white jasmine garlands drape the platform. A bottle of water sits on a gold side stand. a person is seated on the throne, identified by the throne, turban, ceremonial gold necklace and ornate ceremonial dress.2009-12-26 +1 copiesDecember 24 20092009-12-24A seated man sits on an ornate gold throne decorated with garlands of white jasmine, orange marigolds, and purple and yellow flowers, set against a backdrop of leafy branches hung with fruit. He wears a cream turban, a maroon and gold brocade jacket, a green dhoti-style lower garment, a cream shawl draped across his shoulders, and a gold ceremonial necklace with a rudraksha mala. He sits cross-legged with his hands folded in his lap and his feet bare on a red cushion. Gold carved panels flank the throne and an oriental rug covers the floor. The setting resembles a formal audience or darshan arrangement.2009-12-26 +1 copiesA seated man in ceremonial dress sits on an ornate gold throne framed by a garland of white, yellow, purple and orange flowers, set against a backdrop of leafy fruit-bearing branches with hanging fruit. He wears an orange turban with a red mark on his forehead, a brown and gold embroidered tunic, a green dhoti and an ornate gold necklace, with a long shawl draped over his lap. Bare feet rest on a flower-covered platform, and gold-carved side panels flank the throne. The scene is a ceremonial seating in a decorated hall; the page identifies this as an event with Swamiji, and the figure's turban, long hair, ornate gold adornment and clothing match those cues, so the identification is probable. Only one person is visible.2009-12-26A seated man on an ornate gold throne framed by a garland of white jasmine, marigold and purple flowers, with a green leafy tree and hanging fruit behind. He wears a cream turban, a maroon embroidered tunic with gold necklaces, and green striped drapery over his lap, with a wrap draped down the front. His hands rest folded in his lap, and he smiles. Gold-carved side panels flank the throne and a flower-covered platform sits below. The appearance matches the a person candidate with turban, ornate gold necklaces and ceremonial clothing, though this is only an appearance-based label.2009-12-24December 26 20092009-12-26 +1 copiesDecember 26 20092009-12-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, set in front of a tree with hanging fruit and a garland arch of white, yellow, purple and orange flowers. The figure wears a tan turban, a maroon-and-brown embroidered top, a green sarong-style lower garment, a golden beaded necklace and rudraksha-style mala, with hands joined in namaste and feet bare. A cream shawl drapes across the lap. Gold-carved side panels flank the throne, with white flower garlands covering its base. A water bottle and a microphone stand are at the left edge. Visible cues include the turban, ornate gold clothing and mala, so this figure is an appearance-based probable candidate seated in person on a throne.2009-12-24December 24 20092009-12-24December 24 20092009-12-24