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February 06 2010

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Close view of many strands of rudraksha mala beads, reddish-brown and textured, laid in rows across a white cloth on a display table. Above them lie strands of clear faceted crystal-like beads, and small paper price or name tags are attached to some strands. The beads are arranged neatly for sale or display. No people are visible.2010-02-06December 17 20122012-12-17Close-up photograph of many rudraksha mala necklaces laid out in long rows on a white cloth-covered table. The reddish-brown rudraksha beads are interspersed with gold-coloured metal beads and silver-toned spacers, with some strands coiled and others stretched out. No people are visible; the scene shows only the malas, with a blurred edge of books at the upper left corner and the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam-style logo in the top-left corner.2014-08-02 +1 copiesAugust 24 20142014-08-24Close-up photograph of several strands of beaded jewellery resting on a dark grey speckled stone surface. The strands combine brown rudraksha beads with small silver spacers, white pearls, deep red round beads, and dark purple faceted beads. Background is out of focus and dark. No people are visible.2011-09-10February 18 20112011-02-18Several beaded malas rest draped over a rough grey granite rock against a dark, blurred background. The strands mix rudraksha beads in orange-brown with green, red, purple and pale stone beads, plus small pearl-like and amber-yellow beads spaced between them. No people are visible; the photograph is a still life of rudraksha and gemstone malas.2011-09-10A flat-lay photograph of an assortment of rudraksha malas and bracelets laid out on a pink cloth. Brown rudraksha beads dominate, with gold filigree caps and spacers, a multi-strand mala with small silver spacers, and a bracelet of dark beads. A gold medallion and a gold star-shaped pendant hang on colourful bead strands in green, red and blue. A long multi-strand mala has two small round framed portraits near its clasp. No people are visible.2013-06-05September 10 20112011-09-10July 16 20142014-07-16Close photograph of several strands of rudraksha beads resting on a rough grey granite stone against a dark background. The orange-brown rudraksha beads are interspersed with purple amethyst beads, white pearls, red and green stones, and a multicoloured bead at the lower left. No people are visible; the mala is displayed as a ritual object on the stone.2011-09-10Close-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.2011-02-18