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A seated man with hands pressed together in namaste sits on a large gilded throne with lion figures at its base, within a brightly painted temple hall. He wears an orange-saffron dhoti and upper cloth, a red-pink flower garland, and armlets. Flanking him are two painted, multi-armed guardian figures in red-orange skin tones, golden crowns and loincloths, each holding a trident, mace or staff. A blue, pink and green ornamented wall frames the arched doorway behind the throne, with brass lamp stands at the sides. The setting suggests a satsang or discourse, though no event is legibly shown. a person depicted as the central seated figure, identified by saffron robes, garland and throne.

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