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July 17 20132013-07-17Close-up photograph of a rudraksha mala with large brown textured beads strung on silver spacers, draped over rust-orange and maroon cloth folds with a gold-edged border at the bottom. Only a partial glimpse of a hand at the top edge is visible; no face is in frame. A faint purple logo appears at the upper right corner.2013-07-17July 18 20202020-07-18 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare chest and upper body wearing layered ceremonial necklaces. Dark brown rudraksha mala beads are strung with gold spacer rings on the left, and a second rudraksha mala on the right carries gold pendants: an Om symbol at top, a silver-toned deity murti of a multi-armed figure in the centre, and a silver Shivalinga on a yoni base below. A gold rope chain runs diagonally across the left side. The background is a blurred metallic surface. No faces are visible, so the wearer cannot be identified from this image.2020-08-07 +1 copiesFebruary 24 20202020-02-24 +2 copiesA photograph of a rudraksha mala resting in an open red velvet case with a white lid. The brown seeds are strung in a long loop and a short orange-red tassel hangs from one end. Green leaves are visible at the upper left edge. No people are present.April 16 20202020-04-16 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's lap draped in orange-saffron cloth, with a hand holding a long rudraksha mala of large brown textured beads separated by small gold spacer beads. Only a hand and forearm are visible in red and orange clothing; the face is out of frame. A soft blurred background of orange and white tones. Partial bodies appear at the edges.2013-07-13Close-up photograph of a rudraksha mala, a strand of large brown textured rudraksha beads separated by small gold-toned metal spacers set with clear stones, hanging against a dark blurred background with soft bokeh lights. No people are visible; the beads are the main subject.2013-09-01Photo 11727610 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a long rudraksha mala coiled on a red velvet tray with a red-and-orange tasselled end at the upper right. The brown, textured seeds are densely strung and arranged in loose loops. No people are visible. The page describes this as a jewelry item used by the Supreme Pontiff, but no person is shown holding or wearing it. +1 copiesJuly 23 20102010-07-23