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July 16 2014

2014-07-16 +1 copies

A flat-lay photograph of rows of prayer beads and jewellery laid on a white cloth. Rows of brown and red wooden mala beads, rudraksha seed mala strands, pale wooden beads and white crystal mala strands run diagonally across the frame. Many strands carry small oval pendants with printed portrait photographs in gold-tone frames; some show a figure in orange and white, others show a figure with dark hair and a red-and-white backdrop. On the upper right, a blue floral cloth holds two brooch-style pins with small printed portraits and pale pink beads. Silver earring hooks and a black display card with purple and clear crystal drop earrings sit in the centre. No people are visible.

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September 06 2014

A display table of jewellery and beads arranged for sale or display, set against orange and white striped curtains. Three white pedestal busts wear necklaces: the left one orange and gold beaded, the centre one black with white beads and dangling tassels, the right one pale blue and white beaded. On the table spread are many strings of rudraksha and wooden beads, mala necklaces, multicolour beaded strands, and pendants with small framed portrait photographs. Loose rudraksha beads and small pendant charms lie in the centre. No people are visible.

Close view of many rudraksha mala necklaces laid out in long rows on a white cloth-covered table. The brown-red seeds are strung with gold and silver spacer beads, and several malas carry small round pendants with portrait images. Paper price tags are attached to many of the strands. Some darker maroon beaded malas lie in a pile at the bottom edge. No people are visible.

July 19 2014

2014-07-19 +1 copies

A photograph of ceremonial jewellery laid out on a pink cloth. A long multi-strand rudraksha mala with small silver spacer beads lies in the foreground, with round pendants set with small portrait photographs of a bearded man in red and a smaller figure, plus a pendant with a painted deity image. Behind it are a gold-toned ornamental pendant and gold clasp pieces, beaded chains in brown and multicoloured threads, orange and white beaded strands, and a bracelet of rudraksha beads. No people are visible.

Close overhead view of rudraksha mala necklaces laid out on a white cloth for sale. Brown and dark rudraksha beads are strung with gold spacer beads in long coils. Several pendants are attached, each showing a small round photographic portrait of a smiling man, set in gold or red-rimmed medallions. Paper price tags with handwritten rupee amounts are tucked among the strands. Some pendants show a man in orange garments and others show a man in dark clothing. No people are visible in the scene.

Photograph of a flat display of beaded mala necklaces laid across a white cloth, arranged in rows of different colours including garnet red, green, clear crystal, amber yellow, purple amethyst, orange carnelian, turquoise and lapis blue. Several necklaces carry gold-framed oval and round pendants printed with small portrait photos of a man with long hair in saffron and orange clothing, some with rudraksha beads and a deity image pendant. No people are visible; the portraits are printed on the pendants, not physical persons.

A display table of devotional jewellery and beads with no people visible. Three white bust forms wear necklaces and bracelets: orange carnelian-style beads with a small framed portrait pendant, a white pearl-like strand with gold accents, and a purple amethyst-style set. Heaps of mala strands fill the foreground, including rudraksha beads in brown and orange, white crystal and pearl strings, blue and purple beaded necklaces, and multiple round portrait pendants showing small printed photographs. Loose rudraksha seeds, metal rings and small charms sit on the white cloth. A patterned tapestry and orange-and-white striped backdrop frame the display.