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June 24 2013

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Close-up photograph of a small heap of loose faceted beads resting on a folded orange cloth. The beads are red, green and clear crystal, strung on fine copper-coloured wire loops, with a bundle of smaller beads spilling across the fabric. Beneath the cloth sits a dark, granular brown surface, possibly rudraksha-like seeds or earth, and a metal edge curves at the bottom left. The background is a soft, out-of-focus blur of grey and deep red. No people are visible.2013-09-24Close-up photograph of a rudraksha mala coiled on a folded orange-saffron cloth in a shallow plate. Dark brown rudraksha beads are arranged in loops, with a silver-toned bead, a red thread, a small pale yellow flower and a few small green and red beads scattered among them. Blurred background shows a brass or copper vessel with yellow flowers and a gold-edged orange cloth. No people are visible. A small logo appears in the upper left corner. Ritual setting suggests a puja or abhishekam offering tray.2012-10-16Close-up photo of a brass tray holding a row of dark brown rudraksha beads, topped with a folded orange cloth on which sit a small cluster of red, green and clear faceted crystal beads strung on gold wire. The orange fabric drapes over the tray edge and the background is blurred. No people are visible.2013-09-24November 12 20102010-11-12August 07 20172017-08-07November 12 20102010-11-12January 17 20162016-01-17May 05 20152015-05-05August 08 20172017-08-08August 08 20172017-08-08 +2 copiesAugust 07 20172017-08-07Close photograph of a man's forearm wrapped with several red and yellow rakhi threads, each with small gold and silver charms, beads and a metallic medallion. The arm rests over a maroon garment and a silver ornamental belt, while a striped colourful mat and bare feet appear at the lower right. No face is visible. The wrists show multiple rakhis, consistent with a Raksha Bandhan thread-tying moment.2017-08-07