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A silver-finished statue of a long-haired sannyasi stands in a silver-framed niche draped with orange cloth printed with silver motifs. The figure raises its right hand in blessing, wears a red forehead mark, layered rudraksha and bead malas, a gold-toned pendant, and a maroon dhoti with gold borders. Bead bracelets adorn the wrists and red-tipped toes rest on a base. Its appearance is that of a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present.

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May 10 20132013-05-10A life-sized silver-finished statue stands in an ornate gilded silver arched niche draped with orange and gold brocade curtains. The figure has long black hair, a red bindi and tilak, and wears layered rudraksha malas, gold bead necklaces and a pendant. It is dressed in a maroon dhoti with gold border and a maroon rudraksha-beaded shawl, with the right hand raised in abhaya mudra and red-painted toenails on a silver pedestal. No living people are visible.2013-05-11May 16 20132013-05-16April 17 20132013-04-17 +3 copiesMay 15 20132013-05-15May 13 20132013-05-13May 11 20132013-05-11 +1 copiesA golden-toned statue of a long-haired sannyasi standing on a pedestal in front of a gold-brocade backdrop with silver floral motifs, set within an ornately carved golden arch. The statue wears rudraksha malas in several layers, a large jewelled pendant, red-orange dhoti and upper cloth with gold borders, a red tilak on the forehead, and beaded bracelets. The right hand is raised in abhaya-style blessing gesture. The figure is a statue or depiction, not a physically present person, and no people are visible.2013-02-21May 07 20132013-05-07February 22 20132013-02-22 +1 copiesMay 20 20132013-05-20May 25 20132013-05-25 +1 copies