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March 28 20182018-03-28Close photo of a person's right hand pressed palm-to-palm in anjali mudra, wearing a dark brown rudraksha bracelet of several beads on the wrist. The arm is bare and extends to the right. To the left, a garland of yellow and white flowers with pink petals drapes over a silver-toned surface, and a metallic rod curves at the right edge. Blurred background. A translucent logo appears at upper left.2018-02-13September 18 20162016-09-18Close-up photograph of two cupped hands, one open palm supporting a small loop of brown rudraksha beads, five-faced seeds with textured surfaces, arranged in a circle. Blurred background shows a silver plate or bowl and pink flowers. No person's face is visible; the hands belong to an unseen devotee holding the sacred mala.2019-01-01April 04 20182018-04-04January 06 20182018-01-06Close-up photo of a person's hand resting on a conical yellow turmeric-dusted mound (likely a ritual form) decorated with white jasmine-like flowers, green leaves and pink petals. The person wears layered rudraksha mala beads across the chest and arm, and a gold ring on the finger. Behind is a brown garment and a blurred background.2018-04-28July 06 20172017-07-06January 14 20182018-01-14Close photo of a person's hands and forearms in a mudra-like gesture, with the cupped right hand held palm-up and the left hand extended over it. The wrists and upper arm wear multiple rudraksha malas with dark brown beads. The garment is a saffron-red cloth with rudraksha strands draped across the chest. Behind the hands is a silver ceremonial object with an ornate, possibly elephant-head or chariot-like form, and a blurred red and yellow background.2018-03-03Close-up photograph of a seated person's hands clasped together in the lap, showing a red-saffron robe with gold-bordered trim. Multiple strands of orange-red rudraksha beads and a dark rudraksha mala hang across the chest. A gold-toned bracelet with a dark bead band is on the left wrist. Only hands, arms, beads and robe are visible; no face is shown, so the identity of the wearer cannot be determined from the image.2013-03-16April 28 20182018-04-28 +1 copies