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A man in a maroon robe and red rudraksha-style bead garland stands in front of a grey stone wall, holding up an ornate white metallic ceremonial breastplate with floral and scrolled motifs. He has a red bindi and a tilak on his forehead and wears a small microphone clip near his face. A second man in white clothes stands behind him, partly visible, supporting the ornament. The ornament hangs from both hands at chest height, and the man's eyes are cast downward toward it. No a person cues are clearly established from appearance alone, so the central figure is described by role only as a man presenting the ornament.

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September 04 20132013-09-04A dimly lit stone-walled setting shows a man in a maroon robe with a red beaded mala draped over his shoulders and a bright gold belt-like band at his waist. He holds up an ornate white carved ornament with floral and scrollwork motifs and a hanging central pendant, looking at it with a smile. Behind him, two men in white shirts stand near the wall. a person: the central figure wears long swept-back hair, a red mala and a maroon robe with ceremonial adornments, matching the page's a person attribution, so the candidate is the robed man presenting the carved ornament.2013-09-04 +2 copiesA man in a maroon-red robe with a red bindi and tilak on his forehead stands in front of a rough stone wall, smiling and holding up an ornate white metal or silver ceremonial piece with floral and scroll motifs. He wears a long red flower or bead garland and a gold-coloured waist cloth with a decorated belt. A bald man in an orange-brown garment stands behind him to the right, and another man in a white shirt with a lanyard stands at the far right edge. Lamplit, dim setting.2013-09-04Photograph of a man in a maroon garment with a gold border standing before a rough grey block wall, holding up an ornate silver-white ceremonial pendant with scrollwork and floral motifs, strung with red flower garlands. He has a red bindi on his forehead and a small microphone near his mouth, and appears to be speaking. Behind him, a shaved-headed man in a white shirt and a man in white clothing stand close by, and a further man in white kneels or bends at the right edge, pressing his hands together.2013-09-04September 04 20132013-09-04September 04 20132013-09-04September 04 20132013-09-04A photograph of a man in a rust-brown robe draped over his shoulders, wearing a red flower garland with gold-coloured ornamental edges, speaking into a head-mounted microphone. He has a white vertical tilak and a red kumkum dot on his forehead, and holds up a small white shell-and-bead ornamental piece in his left hand while pointing with his right index finger. A brick wall and metal railing sit behind him, with partial figures of people at the left and right edges.2013-09-04A photograph of a man seated and speaking into a clip-on headset microphone. He wears a rust-red saffron-toned shawl over his shoulders and two long garlands of red flowers draped across his chest. His forehead bears white vibhuti markings with a red kumkum dot. He holds up a white carved ornamental object shaped like a loop with floral engraving in his right hand. Behind him is a grey concrete block wall and a metal railing, and a man in a white shirt is partly visible at the left edge. The scene looks like a small indoor talk or satsang.2013-09-04A photograph of a man in a rust-orange robe wearing a pink-red flower garland and a small red bindi with white vibhuti lines on his forehead. He wears a small headset microphone and holds up a small white metal deity murti in his right hand, a standing figure with a raised hand. Behind him stand two shaved-headed men in orange robes, one with white tripundra markings, and a bead necklace is visible on the right. The background is a plain grey concrete-block wall.2013-09-04July 13 20132013-07-13 +1 copiesA photograph of a man in a maroon-red sannyasi robe draped over one shoulder, wearing long double strands of red flower garlands and a gold-and-cream ornamental belt. He has a red bindi on his forehead and white tilak lines, and a small microphone clipped near his face. His right hand rests on a grey stone or lingam-like object with a silver-coloured cap, held by another person in orange-toned clothing at left. In front are silver-toned metal deity figurines, including a figure with an elephant head, and brass or copper vessels at right. A man in a white shirt stands behind at right, and a concrete-block wall forms the background. a person cues: a maroon sannyasi robe, ornate red garlands and a gold-and-cream belt. Role is presenter or speaker seated beside ritual items.2013-09-04