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A photograph of a seated figure in an orange turban and saffron-orange garment, wearing layered garlands of white flowers, red beads and yellow beads, with gold bangles on the arm. The figure smiles and extends a hand toward a young boy in a white t-shirt with an orange lanyard and a vermilion mark on his forehead, who holds an orange fruit. Potted green plants and a red cloth-draped backdrop with a gold-framed altar stand behind them, and oranges sit in a tray in the foreground. Other people in white and cream clothing stand at the right edge. The figure's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance, so the role is given as a seated devotee in orange robes.

April 29 2015

A seated man in a saffron-orange turban and saffron robe, with a tilak on his forehead, wears layered garlands of red, pink and white flowers and gold bangles and necklaces. He is seated on a red cushioned throne and smiles as he takes an orange from a boy in a white shirt with a red cord. Potted plants and a garlanded deity murti stand behind them, with more garlanded figures and a gold ornamental throne at the top left. Swamiji (probable) is shown as the central seated figure, identified by the turban, saffron clothing, garlands and gold adornments; the role is a seated spiritual leader receiving offerings from a young devotee.

A photograph of a seated figure in an orange turban and saffron-orange robe, wearing a pink-and-white garland, gold ornaments, a rudraksha-style mala and gold bangles. The person extends an orange fruit toward a young girl in a pink shawl and white blouse, who kneels with palms pressed together and a white mark on her forehead. Oranges fill a wooden tray in front, and green potted plants, rocks and a gold-patterned seat with red cushions form the background. Swamiji (probable) appears in the seated role, with the appearance cues of orange turban, saffron robe and ornate jewellery.

Photograph of a seated figure in a rust-orange turban and orange robe, wearing red and yellow marigold garlands and orange-beaded bracelets, extending an orange fruit toward a woman. A woman in a red-orange shawl and rudraksha mala, with a white forehead mark, watches. An older woman in glasses and red-orange shawl, with a rudraksha mala, accepts the offering, and a man in white kurta with rudraksha mala stands with palms pressed together. A wooden tray in front holds oranges, an apple, rudraksha beads, gold-toned ritual items and a brass lamp. Green potted plants and a garland-draped deity murti stand behind.

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A seated figure in a red-orange turban and maroon robe with a gold-edged shawl wears a white and orange flower garland and a red and blue beaded bracelet. He smiles while extending an orange toward a kneeling bald man in a white shirt who presses his palms together at his forehead. Standing behind them, women in white and pink saris with gold borders hold their hands folded. A wooden tray in the foreground holds more oranges and small items. The seated figure's upper body appearance is consistent with the ornate saffron-and-red cues associated with the page's a person reference, though the face is not clearly distinguishable; the candidate is probable, and the scene shows an offering of an orange to a devotee.

A seated figure in a saffron-orange turban and orange wrap, wearing a red-and-white flower garland and gold ornaments on the arms and neck, smiles while receiving an orange from a man in a white shirt standing before them. The seated figure sits on a dark cushioned seat beside a gold carved throne-like chair, with potted green plants behind. Oranges sit in a dark tray in the foreground. Other people stand in the background, including a woman in a red top and a figure in white with a dark bead mala.