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A bearded man with long dark hair stands with eyes closed and palms pressed together at his chest, bare-chested under a maroon-red shawl wrapped around his body. He wears a long white and magenta jasmine garland with gold bead accents and a gold chain necklace. A red thread is tied on his wrist and a vertical sacred mark is on his forehead. Behind him is an ornate gold shrine or deity structure, and another person in a light, bare-chested garment stands at the right edge. Appearance suggests a person in a devotional prayer posture, though identity is uncertain.

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