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A man seated on an ornate throne at an evening event, smiling and looking to his left. He has long dark hair swept back, a red bindi and white vibhuti marks on his forehead, and wears a green-gold garment over his shoulder. He is draped in white and pink flower garlands and multiple gold ceremonial necklaces, and a tall headpiece with yellow, red and green tassels rises behind him. Blurred white and orange floral arrangements and a maroon cushion with gold trim frame the foreground. a person on the throne, given the ceremonial adornments and headpiece, though the image is only a partial view.

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A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead stands at an outdoor festival, wearing a green garment with gold-edged border, a gold necklace and a large garland of red roses and white flowers over his shoulder. Behind him are a gold-coloured ceremonial structure, red and green tassels, and a white floral garland strung on a pillar. In the foreground a dark maroon cushion with an orange trim is visible.2010-12-20Close-up photograph of a man with long dark hair swept back, a white ash band across the forehead and a red bindi, smiling while looking to the side. He wears a white and red-pink jasmine garland over a bare shoulder and a gold ceremonial necklace over a pale green garment. Behind him, a canopy of red, yellow and green tassels and fringed fabric is visible.2010-12-20A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair sits on a decorated palanquin or ratha under an ornate canopy topped with orange and red tassels and green and blue fringes. He wears a sleeveless olive-green garment, a bindi on his forehead, a bare arm with a gold armlet, and a white and red flower garland over a gold bead necklace. Behind him, white and orange flower garlands and gilded fittings decorate the vehicle. The photo shows a festival procession setting.2010-12-20A smiling person with long dark swept-back hair sits on an ornate festival chariot or palanquin decorated with white jasmine garlands and colourful tassels in pink, yellow, red, and teal. The person wears a green-gold sari-style garment, gold beaded necklaces, a white forehead mark with a red bindi, and a white and red flower garland. Gold-finialed poles and a maroon cushion with orange trim are visible beside them. a person appears in person, seated in a ceremonial procession setting with a vibrant outdoor backdrop.2010-12-20December 20 20102010-12-20December 20 20102010-12-20December 20 20102010-12-20 +1 copiesDecember 20 20102010-12-20A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead wears a white and red flower garland (malai) over a green silk garment with gold border, with a gold chain and ornate gold ceremonial arm-band at his neck area. Behind him hang colourful tassels in yellow, red and green and a gold-capped ceremonial umbrella or canopy. A velvet cushion with orange trim is in the foreground. The man appears to be a person, identified by long swept hair, ornate gold jewellery and garland cues, and is shown in person as the central figure.2010-12-20A smiling person with long dark hair sits on a decorated throne-like seat under a colourful canopy of yellow, pink, red and green tassels. They wear a sage-green silk sari with a gold necklace and a white flower garland with red-and-white beads, and a red kumkum dot on the forehead. Gold kalasha finials and white jasmine garlands hang from the canopy poles, and bright pink and orange flowers lie at the lower left. The setting appears to be an outdoor festival stage with a maroon and orange cushion beside the seat.2010-12-20A close photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red bindi and white vibhuti on his forehead, wearing a white and red flower garland, a gold bead necklace and a green sleeveless garment. Behind him are red, yellow and green tassels and a gilded ornament. Another person in a dark maroon head covering appears at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, ceremonial gold necklace and ornate green clothing, shown in person.2010-12-20December 20 20102010-12-20