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June 02 2017

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July 12 20142014-07-12February 27 20142014-02-27April 08 20172017-04-08Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright by a person's bare arm against a dark background. The trident has a central spear point, two curved side prongs with scrolled ends, a small red stone set at the centre of the yoke, and a cylindrical silver handle with decorative bands. A gold sequined backdrop glints at the right edge, and a red garment is partly visible at the lower right. The image is watermarked by the archive, which is not described. The trident is a Shiva symbol, carried here by a person in an outdoor evening setting.2016-03-02August 25 20172017-08-25 +1 copiesMay 19 20182018-05-19April 01 20182018-04-01 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of an ornate silver trident (trishul) with a finely engraved, floral-patterned head and twisted, bulbous shaft, standing in the foreground. Beside it on the right is a second silver staff topped with a small seated bull (Nandi) finial and a beaded, lattice-patterned collar. The background is a blurred screen of red, green and teal tones. No people are visible.2018-05-06Close-up photograph of two silver ceremonial objects against a blurred background of red, orange, teal and purple brushstrokes. On the left stands a silver trident (trishul) with a twisted shaft and ornately engraved prongs. Beside it is a silver ritual staff or rod with a diamond-patterned body, its top wrapped with a garland of white jasmine-like flowers and a small red blossom. No people are visible; the objects appear to be ritual implements for a puja or Shiva worship setting.2018-05-13June 08 20142014-06-08March 10 20142014-03-10March 02 20202020-03-02 +1 copies