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Close photograph of four polished gold-toned metal ceremonial implements against a plain grey wall. On the left stands a flag-shaped banner on a tall pole, decorated with a raised leaf-like emblem and small studs. Beside it is a rope-twisted staff topped with a carved finial, and to its right are three tridents of differing sizes with curved prongs, a central spike and ornate collars. No people are visible. Part of a blue object appears at the lower left edge.

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Two polished copper-coloured metal tridents, known as trishulas, stand upright against a plain grey wall. The larger trident on the right has a long central spike and two curved side prongs, with a decorated collar and a cylindrical shaft, and the smaller one on the left has a similar head on a shorter handle. No people are visible. A faint logo appears in the upper left corner and a copyright line is printed in the lower right corner.2011-01-25April 03 20182018-04-03April 03 20182018-04-03May 02 20182018-05-02 +1 copiesApril 03 20182018-04-03April 03 20182018-04-03 +1 copiesOctober 31 20112011-10-31April 03 20182018-04-03May 14 20162016-05-14Close-up photograph of two ornate gold-toned metal ceremonial objects against a blurred green and grey backdrop. On the left stands a trident (trishula) with three curved prongs engraved with floral and scrollwork patterns, mounted on a twisted, spiral-fluted shaft with stacked bead-like knobs. On the right is a cylindrical staff or mace with a diamond-patterned textured body, topped by a small finial shaped like a seated bull (Nandi). No people are visible; the scene shows only the ritual implements.2018-04-03December 12 20162016-12-12April 13 20182018-04-13 +1 copies