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March 08 20202020-03-08Photo 11729026 +2 copiesPhoto 11728168 +2 copiesApril 04 20202020-04-04 +2 copiesPhoto 11728810 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure's clasped hands resting in the lap over a deep orange-saffron cloth. Multiple gold rings with red and green stones adorn the fingers. Layered rudraksha mala beads and a large ornate gold pendant hang at the chest, with pearl-like beads and a wrist mala of rudraksha and gold beads visible. The lower frame is dominated by the saffron fabric. A watermarked copyright line appears in the lower right corner.2013-02-08June 06 20202020-06-06March 05 20202020-03-05 +1 copiesClose crop of a seated man's torso and hands. He wears a large gold pendant depicting a dancing Nataraja-style deity figure, layered gold-capped rudraksha necklaces, and rudraksha bracelets with gold caps on both wrists. Gold rings sit on his fingers, and his hands are clasped together over a maroon cloth. Grey sacred ash marks are visible on his upper arms. Only the torso and hands are visible, so no face or identity cue is shown. Rudraksha beads and gold ornaments fill the frame.2020-03-23 +1 copiesPhoto 11729025 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's hands resting one over the other in the lap, wearing rudraksha bracelets of several strands on the wrists, with white ash marks on the forearms. Above, layered rudraksha malas and a gold-toned bead ornament drape over a body in maroon-red cloth. The wrap in the foreground is deep red-brown. The image shows hands and malas only; the face is not visible, so no one is identified.2020-01-09 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a person's clasped hands resting in their lap, fingers interlaced, with a dark brown rudraksha mala draped over the wrists and several rudraksha beads visible on the chest. The garment is saffron-orange cloth with a gold-toned edge, and a thin red thread is tied around one wrist. The hands show no face or full body, and the setting appears to be a ceremonial or meditative sitting. Only one person's hands are visible in the frame.2018-02-27