Portrait of Tsewang Yeshi at a Tibetan Buddhist Altar

A middle-aged man with dark hair wears a grey zip-up sweater and stands in the foreground, facing the viewer. Behind him is a domestic or institutional altar featuring a vertical thangka painting hung with a red fabric border. On the altar table, there is a small gilded statue of a deity, a framed portrait of the 14th Dalai Lama (shown embracing a child), and several small silver-colored offering bowls.

The image documents a contemporary Tibetan Buddhist domestic or institutional devotional space, reflecting the cultural practices of the Tibetan diaspora in India. The altar serves as a focus for daily ritual, integrating traditional iconography with modern photographic veneration of the Dalai Lama.