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A golden statue of a bearded sage stands in a richly decorated shrine niche. The figure wears a rust-red turban with a red tilak on the forehead, a rust-red robe, and an ornate jewelled collar with a green stone and peacock-like motifs. Garlands of white jasmine and orange-yellow marigolds hang over the shoulders, and a rudraksha mala hangs from one raised hand. Behind it, the gold and sequined embroidered backdrop shows peacock and floral motifs.

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Photo 11728738 +2 copiesJanuary 04 20172017-01-04January 04 20172017-01-04August 16 20172017-08-16 +1 copiesFebruary 01 20182018-02-01A photograph of a bronze or metal statue of a bearded sage standing in a temple shrine, draped with garlands of yellow and white marigolds, red roses and purple flowers. The statue wears a maroon turban with a gold border, a maroon dhoti, a large ornate jewelled collar with a central medallion, and a bangle on the wrist. Its right hand is raised in abhaya mudra while the left hand holds a brass kalasha vessel. A brass oil lamp stands at the right edge.2018-01-14September 21 20162016-09-21November 29 20202020-11-29January 14 20182018-01-14December 22 20132013-12-22A golden metal statue of a bearded sage with a tied-up black topknot stands beside a gilded doorway. The figure raises its right hand in a blessing gesture, palm outward. It wears layered red beads and rudraksha-style strands, a red garment, a gold and bead chest ornament, and a tiger-striped shawl over the shoulder. White jasmine garlands hang from the neck. The stone carved background is visible behind the statue. This is a statue depicting a guru, not a living person.2014-10-05December 12 20162016-12-12