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June 19 2013

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August 07 20112011-08-07October 26 20162016-10-26 +1 copiesJune 19 20132013-06-19A tall bronze trident (trishul) stands upright on a stone base, its shaft wrapped in two long garlands of yellow marigolds alternating with red roses, with leafy greenery tucked at the prongs. Behind it is a red-painted building with a red-framed window and a corrugated green roof, set against trees. No people are visible; the trident is the ceremonial focus, decorated as a sacred object during temple-style worship.2015-11-21Outdoor photograph of a tall metal trident (trishul) with curved prongs, wrapped from base to tip in long garlands of yellow marigolds interspersed with red roses. Green leaves are tucked near the top. Behind it stand a palm tree and leafy trees under a pale sky. No people are visible in the frame.2016-06-15September 29 20132013-09-29A tall brass trident (trishula) stands upright on a round stone base outdoors, its shaft wrapped in two long garlands of yellow marigolds alternating with bands of red roses, with green leaves at the top. Behind it is a red-painted building with a corrugated metal roof, a window and a green-roofed structure above, and trees with foliage. The scene suggests a ritual decoration of the trident, a symbol of Shiva. No people are visible.2015-11-21September 25 20132013-09-25December 24 20092009-12-24December 17 20092009-12-17A silver trident (trishul) with a red gem at its centre stands upright against a pale tiled wall, draped in a long garland of white jasmine, red and yellow marigolds, green leaves and pink petals. Partly visible below the garland, a person in orange saffron robes kneels or sits, with a gold necklace visible at the collar, and a water bottle sits in the lower frame. The trident is the central subject, presented as a deity symbol during a temple visit.2009-07-13A tall trident (trishul) stands upright, its prongs topped with dark metal tips, wrapped in a long garland of yellow marigolds with red rose-like flowers interspersed along its length. Behind it are a tall coconut palm on the left and leafy green trees, with a green-roofed building partly visible at the lower edge. No people are visible. The trident is a deity symbol of Lord Shiva, honoured with flower garlanding outdoors.2016-06-15