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Photograph of a shrine decorated with dense white jasmine garlands hanging from a canopy and red and orange roses along the altar edge. A single standing figure seen from behind, with long dreadlocked hair piled on the head and a bare upper arm with a gold armlet, wears a rust-orange robe and bends toward a leopard-print seat, possibly a throne or peetha. Above, a faint incense haze drifts in purple light, and a red cloth is draped across the top. Offerings and brass vessels sit on the floor in the foreground.

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August 14 20172017-08-14April 27 20182018-04-27December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20December 20 20172017-12-20September 18 20162016-09-18July 17 20162016-07-17 +1 copiesJuly 17 20162016-07-17 +1 copiesDecember 20 20172017-12-20A photograph of a standing figure seen from the side, facing a large gilded sunburst-style backdrop with a golden lion-head decoration at the lower left. The figure has long dreadlocked hair and wears a leopard-print headwrap, a rust-brown garment, a heavy white and pink flower garland with a green cloth at the shoulder, and gold armlets. Their hands are folded in front of the chest. Strings of multicoloured fairy lights hang in the background, and a golden deity murti stands at the left edge. At the lower right a seated attendant in white with rudraksha malas watches. Swamiji (probable): the figure's long hair, flower garlands and ornate gold armlets are the cues, shown in a ceremonial setting, and the appearance is consistent with the page's claim.2017-08-25November 03 20162016-11-03