How was Sai Baba's appearance described during the Chavadi procession and upon arriving at the Chavadi?

During the procession, Sai Baba's face, which was already noted to have a golden hue, would shine beautifully in the lamplight, resembling the glow of the morning sun or 'gold mixed with copper.' Once he arrived at the Chavadi, the acts of devotion continued as he was adorned by his followers. Chapter 51 provides rich details of this worship, explaining that devotees would place beautiful ornaments on him, such as a crest, a golden crown, or a deep-colored turban. Garlands made of diamonds, pearls, and emeralds were lovingly placed around his neck, and his body was anointed with sandalwood.