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January 14 20182018-01-14Close-up photograph of a man's right hand resting on the ornate silver peacock-headed armrest of a throne. He wears a double strand of dark rudraksha beads on the wrist and a gold ring engraved with a small deity figure on the ring finger. Red-orange draped cloth falls beside the armrest, and a polished silver pillar stands at the right edge of the frame. The arm and hand are the only visible body parts; no face is shown.2018-01-14January 14 20182018-01-14Close-up photograph of a person's right hand resting on a polished silver ceremonial staff with diagonal grooves. The wrist wears a multi-strand rudraksha mala of brown seeds on a red cord, and the ring finger bears a gold ring carved with a small deity figure. Beside the hand is an ornate silver swan or hamsa-shaped finial, and behind it blurred red-brown cloth and pink and yellow floral garlands. No face is visible.2018-01-14 +1 copiesJanuary 14 20182018-01-14January 14 20182018-01-14 +1 copiesDecember 20 20172017-12-20 +2 copiesMay 11 20182018-05-11 +1 copiesAugust 18 20132013-08-18 +1 copiesDecember 20 20172017-12-20 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a seated person's arm and hand resting on a polished silver throne armrest. The wrist is wrapped in multiple strands of brown rudraksha beads, and a red thread is tied at the wrist. The person wears a red-orange garment and a garland of pink flowers with white pearl strands and gold beads across the chest. Silver-toned ornate throne legs and a leopard-print cloth are visible. Ash or sandal paste marks the forearm. A rudraksha mala hangs across the lap.2018-02-13Close-up photograph of a seated person's forearm and hand resting on a silver armrest carved with a bird's head, the person wearing a rust-orange robe trimmed with dark beaded buttons. A red thread bracelet is tied on the wrist. In the blurred background a woman in a white garment with dark hair sits behind a red surface. The scene suggests a satsang seating area; no ritual activity is clearly visible. Only the hand and arm of the seated figure are shown, so no face is visible.2018-05-11 +1 copies