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November 01 2019

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May 24 20202020-05-24February 13 20182018-02-13November 01 20192019-11-01March 23 20202020-03-23 +1 copiesA close-up photograph of an ornate silver trishul (trident) with engraved floral and scrollwork patterns on its three tines and a faceted finial at its base, held upright against a softly blurred background of warm red, orange and brown tones. No people are visible; the trident is the sole sharp subject. Light glints off the metal surface, emphasising the intricate chiselled detailing typical of ritual implements used in Shiva worship.2018-04-14March 10 20142014-03-10Close-up photograph of a silver trident, or trishula, mounted on a long metal shaft against a pale overcast sky with blurred dark green trees below. The three curved prongs have smudges of reddish-brown and orange kumkum or vibhuti residue. A decorative flower-shaped collar and ringed binding sit at the base of the prongs. No people are visible.2010-12-16March 23 20202020-03-23 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a polished gold-toned trident, the trishul, its three prongs and ornate base in sharp focus, set against a warm orange blurred background with a row of beaded or ribbed gold-toned beads running diagonally behind it. No people are visible.2020-05-27Close-up photograph of a polished silver trident (trishula) raised against an overcast grey sky, with a blurred dark green treeline behind it. The three curved prongs are bright metal with a beaded edge and a small floral rosette collar near the shaft, and a few dried specks and red-brown marks cling to the tips and inner curves. The shaft is held by a coiled band below the rosette. No people are visible.2010-12-16A digitally rendered graphic of a golden-white trident held aloft by a hand against a fiery red and orange cosmic background filled with stars and glowing nebula clouds. The trident has ornate carved prongs with stylised eyes on the central shaft, wrapped near the base with a leopard-print cloth and beaded rudraksha-like strands. A second smaller trident appears at the bottom edge, and the composition suggests a deity's weapon or emblem. No physical people are visible; only the arm holding the trident is shown.2021-01-11November 01 20192019-11-01