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July 17 20202020-07-17Close photo of an open palm held out toward the camera, with a small dark, rough-textured bead or seed resting in the centre of the palm. The palm shows visible lines, and two silver rings are on the fingers at the bottom of the frame. The background is dim and warm-toned with blurred dark surroundings. A faint translucent bird logo appears in the upper left corner. This is a single hand holding a rudraksha-like seed; no other people are visible.2011-08-09Close-up photo of a hand held palm-up showing two small dark brown rudraksha beads, a larger bead and a smaller one, resting in the palm. The hand wears a thin silver ring and a gold band on the ring finger, with a teal fabric sleeve at the wrist. The background is blurred warm brown. The rudraksha beads are the main subject.2011-09-01 +1 copiesA close photograph of an open palm held forward, cupping a single small rudraksha bead with a rough, knobbed brown-orange surface. The hand wears a thin gold ring on the ring finger and gold-toned bangles at the wrist. The background is a red floral-patterned cloth, and a glimpse of a cream fabric edge shows at the lower right. No one else is visible.2011-09-01June 17 20112011-06-17A single brown rudraksha bead photographed alone against a plain light grey background. The bead is oval with deeply ridged, segmented surface and a dark central hollow where the seed opening sits. No people or ritual setting are visible.2014-05-30A single brown rudraksha bead rests centred on a plain light grey surface against a pale background. The bead is oval-shaped with deep, wavy ridges radiating from a small central hollow at the top, and its surface is rough and textured. No people, hands, statues or other objects are visible.2014-05-30May 30 20142014-05-30September 01 20112011-09-01Photograph of a rough, rounded brownish-grey stone object resting on a plain yellow background, presented as an archival display item from a collection of artifacts linked to childhood puja objects. No people are visible; the stone has a pitted, weathered surface with lighter mineral speckling and a slightly flattened top.A single brown rudraksha bead, a dried seed with deeply ridged, furrowed surface and a dark central split, sits centred on a plain pale grey background. No people, hands or ritual objects are visible. The bead is shown in close isolation, lit softly from the front.2014-05-30August 21 20112011-08-21