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A woman in an orange-brown saree with gold border and a red-and-gold headpiece stands at left, placing her palm on the forehead of a bald man in a white shirt and black rudraksha mala who kneels before her. She wears red and white flower garlands, gold bangles and earrings, and holds a folded white paper. Behind her is a red box holding fruit and small items, a water bottle, and a gold ornate throne. Several men in white and saffron-orange clothing stand in the background, some barefoot, on a patterned red carpet. The scene suggests a blessing or initiation ritual.

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January 01 20142014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01A seated figure in an orange-brown silk garment with a matching rust-coloured turban-style headwear and a red and white garland of flowers and beads places a hand on the head of a kneeling man in a white shirt and white trousers. The seated figure wears gold bangles, gold ornaments and a pearl necklace, and sits before an ornately gold-carved chair. Behind them, standing onlookers in white and orange clothes watch, including a boy in a checked shirt, with a red and purple table holding items and a water bottle. The kneeling man receives a blessing of touch on the forehead. a person is the seated figure in ornate orange-brown robes and red garland, distinguished by the turban-style headwear and gold-carved throne; the kneeling man is a devotee.2014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01January 01 20142014-01-01December 29 20132013-12-29December 29 20132013-12-29January 01 20142014-01-01October 14 20152015-10-14