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A seated figure in an ornate gold throne is central in a temple shrine. He wears orange saffron robes, a long red-pink flower garland reaching his knees, and a rudraksha mala at his neck, with his head bowed slightly and one hand raised in blessing. Behind him a large deity murti in yellow and red garments is adorned with yellow and red flower garlands, flanking brass lamps stand at the sides, and fruit trays rest beside the throne. In the foreground a man in white ritual clothes kneels and offers flowers at the foot of the throne, where a rose and marigold offering is placed on a cushion. Petals are scattered across the orange floor. The seated figure is an appearance-based a person candidate: saffron robes, long swept-back hair and a rudraksha mala on a throne during padapuja, though the face is not clearly visible.