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December 01 20112011-12-01December 01 20112011-12-01December 01 20112011-12-01December 01 20112011-12-01A woman in a green sari with gold and maroon patterns and a rudraksha mala around her neck stands at a retail counter in a shop, holding a small white box and a pen while looking down at it. Behind her are shelves with brass figurines, framed certificates, orange cloth bundles and religious items. A computer monitor and card reader sit on the counter in the foreground, and blue water bottles are visible at the lower right.2011-12-01A person with dark hair tied in a low bun stands at a glass display counter, one hand resting on its wooden edge, looking down at silver ritual vessels and small items inside. They wear a green and maroon striped garment with gold motifs and a gold border, plus a long necklace of rudraksha beads. Behind the counter, wooden shelves hold small gold and brown deity figurines, candles and crystal pieces. a person candidate appearance is not distinctive enough to confirm identity, so role is given as a person examining a display.2011-12-01A photograph of a shop or display room with dark wooden shelves holding brass and golden deity figurines, small statues and framed items. In the foreground a person in a green and maroon striped silk dhoti and matching shawl with gold border and gold motifs stands barefoot at a glass display cabinet, one hand resting on its edge, looking down at silver ritual vessels, bowls and small objects inside. A long rudraksha mala with large brown beads hangs around their neck. Price cards sit on the lower shelf at the right.2011-12-01A figure in an orange saffron robe with a long dark rudraksha mala hanging to the waist stands in a bookshop, looking down at a glass display case. Behind him, wooden shelves hold framed portraits and booklets, many showing a man in an orange turban. The figure has long, swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on the forehead. Sunlight comes through a lattice window above. Printed portraits on the shelves are depictions and do not count as physical people.2006-07-25July 27 20132013-07-27July 27 20132013-07-27September 17 20122012-09-17September 14 20132013-09-14