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Close-up photo of two hands clasped in a mudra over a maroon-red cloth. The hand on the left wears a heavy gold ring and a bracelet of brown rudraksha beads, and the hand on the right wears a gold ring with a carved design and a rudraksha bracelet with a silver clasp. Above, a thick necklace of rudraksha beads and a gold pendant are partly visible, and gold-bordered maroon fabric lies at the lower edge. No face is shown. Photo credit text is overlaid at lower right.2020-02-22February 22 20202020-02-22February 27 20202020-02-27 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of two pairs of hands clasped together in the lap, with maroon garments and gold-embroidered trim visible at the edges. Rudraksha mala bracelets of dark brown beads encircle the wrists, and gold rings with ornate designs are worn on the fingers. A white cloth band is wrapped around one wrist. The hands are not clearly identifiable as belonging to any particular person, and no face is visible.2020-03-09 +1 copiesFebruary 11 20202020-02-11 +2 copiesMarch 06 20202020-03-06 +1 copiesJanuary 30 20202020-01-30Photo 11728020 +4 copiesMarch 23 20202020-03-23 +1 copiesJanuary 10 20202020-01-10 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of two pairs of hands clasped together. Both wrists wear multiple rudraksha bead bracelets with brown seeds, and white cloth is wrapped around the wrists. The left forearm wears a deep maroon or red garment. Behind the hands, a large rudraksha mala with gold-toned spacer beads and a gold ornament is visible. Only the hands and arms are shown, so the people are not fully visible.2020-02-23 +2 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure's hands resting on a maroon cloth lap. The left hand holds a dark beaded mala with gold links and a gold ring on the finger. The right hand wears a gold signet ring with a carved emblem and a wrist bracelet of rudraksha beads. Both wrists have rudraksha bracelets, and a leopard-print fabric is visible at the top. The hands show light markings on the wrists and fingers. No face is visible. a person identity cannot be established from hands alone.2020-04-08 +1 copies