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January 22 2008

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Close-up photograph of a rudraksha mala draped over bright orange saffron cloth. Nine dark brown, deeply textured rudraksha beads are strung on fine silver wire, hanging in a curve across the fabric. The folds of the orange cloth fill the frame, and a faint purple bird logo sits in the top left corner. No people are visible.2010-09-05February 18 20112011-02-18Close-up photograph of several strands of brown rudraksha beads, their deeply textured surfaces visible, coiled loosely on a bright red cloth. No people are visible. The beads are a traditional Hindu prayer mala, used for japa and meditation.2011-02-18Close-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.2013-07-17August 24 20142014-08-24July 17 20132013-07-17Year 1990 His Divine Holiness At Age 12June 21 20132013-06-21 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a red cloth held in a hand, cradling a dark brown rudraksha mala with large textured beads and a small metal cap or screw-like fitting on the front bead. Blurred background shows a brass or gold cylindrical vessel and a glimpse of orange flowers at right. No person's face or full figure is visible, only the gloved or cloth-wrapped hand.2013-09-21Rare archival collectionClose-up photograph of a coiled strand of textured brown rudraksha beads spread across a bright red surface. The beads are rough and pitted, arranged in loose loops, with light-coloured threads visible between some beads. No people are present. The surface and beads fill the frame.Rare archival collection