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A stage set with a large silver-toned statue of a seated figure with a cloth turban and a rudraksha-style necklace, beside a standing deity with a tall crown, under a golden tree canopy. Garlands of white flowers hang around the statues. A red-and-magenta patterned backdrop, a red-cushioned wooden bench, brass lamps and a golden trident stand in front, with rows of gold-edged red chairs in the foreground. Two printed scrolls on the sides show yogic teaching topics and photographs. No physical people are visible; the statues and printed images are depictions only.

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October 16 20152015-10-16October 9th 2015October 09 20152015-10-09October 06 20152015-10-06A photograph of a display centred on a large silver-toned sculpture of a seated male deity figure with a crescent-shaped ornament and a seated female figure beside him, both draped in white floral garlands. The figures rest on a rocky pedestal surrounded by small seated figurines. Behind them rises a tree with golden-orange artificial leaves, lit from within. The red-walled exhibition space has several illuminated scroll-style information panels with photographs and captions, and purple decorative lighting at the edges. No living people are visible.2015-10-08A large silver-toned statue of a seated deity, with a crescent-like ornament on the head and a garland of white flowers draped around it, sits on a pedestal in front of a tall golden tree with illuminated leaves. The tree is lit in orange and gold against a dark ceiling. Behind the statue, a deep red wall holds several framed display panels with photographs and printed text, and decorative blue-lit lattice panels frame the sides. No physical people are visible in the scene.2015-08-07October 09 20152015-10-09Photo 11696019October 07 20152015-10-07A seated figure in a saffron-red robe and matching turban sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, hands raised together in a teaching gesture, before a microphone stand. Beaded rudraksha malas and a gold necklace are visible. Behind the throne is a large silver-lit relief of a multi-armed deity holding objects, flanked by red and maroon drapes and potted green plants. A golden trident leans to the left, with gilded lions, an elephant and a bull figurine at the base. Swamiji (probable) is the seated speaker, identified by his turban, malas and ceremonial gold necklace and throne seating. No other people are visible.2017-06-21February 26 20172017-02-26 +3 copiesJanuary 03 20152015-01-03