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A seated man in an orange-red saffron garment and multiple rudraksha malas with gold beads pours liquid from a silver vessel onto a small copper deity murti standing on a silver tray, as part of an abhishekam. A red tilak marks his forehead and white markings are visible on his upper arms. A second man in a white dhoti with a gold border stands with palms pressed together in the background beside a gold-carved throne with lion motifs. The ritual is performed on a silver-trimmed tray with a small pedestal. The seated man is a probable Swamiji by his long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and layered rudraksha and gold necklaces, seated on an ornate golden throne.

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June 01 20122012-06-01 +2 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01 +2 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01June 01 20122012-06-01 +2 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01June 01 20122012-06-01 +1 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01 +1 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01A seated man with long dark hair and a red forehead mark wears a rust-red robe, many rudraksha malas, heavy gold chains and a gold pendant. He pours liquid from a silver vessel over a small bronze murti standing on a silver tray, with a silver shivalinga-shaped object nearby. Gold-carved armchair behind him and lamps glowing in the background. a person (long swept hair, rudraksha malas, gold necklaces, saffron-red clothing) performing an abhishekam with a deity murti.2012-06-01 +1 copiesJune 01 20122012-06-01June 01 20122012-06-01 +2 copiesA seated figure in a saffron-orange robe and a bare-chested drape with rudraksha malas and gold bead necklaces pours liquid from a silver vessel onto a small metal deity murti standing on a silver tray. A shivalinga stands nearby on the tray. A gilded lion-carved chair with floral filigree is behind him. He wears a red tilak and rudraksha armbands and bracelets. A second person in white dhoti with gold border stands at the top right. The figure appears to be performing abhishekam on the murti. The appearance matches the a person candidate with distinctive saffron attire, malas and ceremonial gold necklaces, so the figure is labelled a probable Swamiji seated in person.2012-06-01 +2 copies