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A seated figure in an orange-saffron robe with a gold-bead mala garland sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, on a raised dais covered by a striped red and multicoloured runner. The figure raises one hand in a blessing gesture. Behind the throne is a blue-framed niche with a painted deity image, flanked by white pillars with gold-trimmed capitals and arched white walls.

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A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushioned seats, placed on a raised platform in an arched white-columned hall. He wears a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace, and his hands rest on his lap. Behind him a painted niche shows a deity murti. A striped red and multicolour rug covers the steps in front, with scattered flower petals. A candidate in saffron with rudraksha and gold necklace matches the a person cues, so described as a person seated on the peetha in the temple hall.2012-05-10A seated life-size statue in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate golden throne with a red cushioned seat, wearing a long rudraksha mala and a gold necklace. The figure holds a staff or rod across the lap. The throne stands in a white colonnaded hall with a blue arched niche above containing a painted deity image, and a striped woven rug covers the steps leading up to the throne. This is a statue, not a living person, so it is depicted rather than present. a person is not asserted here since the figure is a sculpted statue, not a physical person.2012-05-11May 13 20122012-05-13 +2 copiesMay 08 20122012-05-08 +1 copiesMay 12 20122012-05-12May 13 20122012-05-13 +2 copiesJune 06 20122012-06-06 +1 copiesMay 12 20122012-05-12A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden-red throne (peetha) set before white pillars and a painted blue wall with a gold-framed decorative panel. He wears an orange-saffron robe with a white and orange garland around his neck, and a rudraksha mala appears on his chest. Red cushions frame the throne, and the setting suggests a temple or ashram hall. The seated figure appears to be a presiding teacher receiving honour on the seat. No other people are visible.2012-05-12May 13 20122012-05-13May 11 20122012-05-11May 10 20122012-05-10