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A standing man in an ochre-orange robe, dhoti-style wrap and rudraksha mala stands barefoot on a carpet, both hands raised palms outward in a greeting gesture. He wears a red bindi and a gold earring and smiles. Behind him is an ornate golden throne with lion-head armrests, draped with a tiger-skin cover, backed by an arched garland of red, yellow, white and green flowers and dark maroon velvet curtains. The speaker is visibly male with long hair, but no clear appearance cues establish identity, so he is described by role only.

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April 17 20132013-04-17April 17 20132013-04-17 +2 copiesApril 17 20132013-04-17 +2 copiesA standing man in an orange-red saffron dhoti and shawl stands barefoot on a patterned carpet with both arms raised in greeting, palms open. He wears a long orange-gold beaded mala and a red bindi, and smiles toward the camera. Behind him is a gold throne with lion heads and a tiger-skin cover, framed by a large arch of red, white, green, yellow and orange flower garlands against a maroon velvet backdrop.2013-04-17 +2 copiesMarch 19 20132013-03-19 +1 copiesApril 18 20132013-04-18March 19 20132013-03-19 +1 copiesMarch 19 20132013-03-19 +3 copiesA man stands barefoot on a patterned rug before a gold-and-velvet throne, smiling with both hands raised above his head. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and matching shawl with thin gold borders, a heavy orange-beaded mala with large gold beads around his neck, a red bindi and hoop earrings. Behind him a maroon velvet curtain frames a throne decorated with an arch of red, white, yellow and green garlands, golden lion heads on the arms, and a striped tiger-skin cover. Appearance-based candidate: a person, with long swept-back hair, orange ceremonial dress and a rudraksha-style mala, standing beside a throne.2013-04-17 +3 copiesApril 19 20132013-04-19 +4 copiesMarch 19 20132013-03-19 +1 copiesApril 17 20132013-04-17 +2 copies