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September 16 20122012-09-16Close-up photograph of a red-tinted ceremonial trident (trishul) held in a hand, with a red gemstone set at its centre and a metal handle with decorative bands. A person with long dark curly hair and rudraksha beads on the bare shoulder stands at the right edge, lit in red and green stage lighting. A sparkly pink-red decorative fabric or backdrop fills the left side.2012-10-09September 22 20122012-09-22October 14 20122012-10-14September 21 20122012-09-21Close-up photograph of a gleaming gold-toned trident (trishula) held by a hand at the lower right, its tines curving upward with a central spike, the shaft ending in a hollow bell-like base. Behind it stands a green and gold ornate textured panel and blurred red and pink decorative fabric and a lantern-like shape. A partially visible painted or sculpted figure appears in the background. No a person candidate is clearly visible; only a hand is shown.2013-03-18Close photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright by a hand at its shaft, with a red jewel set at the centre of the prongs and a small hanging bell-like ornament with a dangling bead below the hand. The background is blurred with pink and purple lighting and a shimmering silver surface above. The trident is a Shiva symbol; only a partial arm and hand are visible, so no full person or face appears.2012-09-08May 03 20142014-05-03April 07 20182018-04-07Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishul) held in a hand at lower centre, its prongs and shaft ornately engraved with a small red gem at the junction. Behind it, out of focus, a large painted figure with red face, wide eyes, moustache and fiery hair, and a sheet of green patterned fabric or decorative panel on the left. No people are clearly visible beyond the holding hand, which wears a gold ring.2013-04-13A close photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright in a person's right hand against a deep red curtain. The trident has a leaf-like ornamented centre and curved prongs. The wearer has a red and beaded wrist mala and a gold-coloured ornate garment visible at the lower left. Only a hand and forearm are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen.2016-09-14 +1 copiesClose photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright in a hand at the lower right, the arm wearing a dark rudraksha mala bracelet. The trident has a central spear point, a red gem set in the central prong base, and two curved side prongs. The shaft is long and metallic. The background is a large shimmering pink and silver stage backdrop with a glittering sequin-like border and a gold embroidered fabric edge at the lower right. No faces are visible, so no identifiable person appears in the frame.2012-09-08