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A coiled rudraksha mala lies on a plain white background. Brown, ridged rudraksha seeds are strung on thick red cord, forming a loose circular arrangement with the cord visible between the beads. No people are present.

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A photograph of a rudraksha bead garland or mala laid on a plain white surface. Many brown, textured rudraksha seeds are strung in a circular, interlocking pattern with red cord threading between them. A small purple logo sits in the upper-left corner. No people are visible; the object is the sole subject.2014-05-30May 30 20142014-05-30April 2008 - Kailaasa In LA EventsApril 2008 - Kailaasa In LA EventsClose-up photograph of a long rudraksha mala coiled on a red velvet tray with a red-and-orange tasselled end at the upper right. The brown, textured seeds are densely strung and arranged in loose loops. No people are visible. The page describes this as a jewelry item used by the Supreme Pontiff, but no person is shown holding or wearing it. +1 copies1981 - Rudraksha Mala Materialized by Yogiraj Yogananda PuriA single brown rudraksha bead, with deeply ridged and furrowed surface, lies centred on a white textured cloth background. No people are visible. Its shadow falls softly beneath it. Small purple logo mark in the upper left corner is not part of the object.2008-11-26May 30 20142014-05-30September 06 20092009-09-06Four dark brown rudraksha seeds with deeply furrowed, knobbly surfaces rest on a pale, weathered grey stone or concrete surface. One seed sits in the front centre, angled toward the camera, while three more lie softly out of focus behind it on the left and right. No people are visible. The background is blurred and muted, with a faint purple bird logo in the upper left corner.2009-09-06A photograph of a rudraksha mala laid flat on a pale lavender background, shown as a jewellery item. The mala is a long loop of brown-orange rudraksha beads strung with small gold spacer beads, with a larger bead with a silver cap at the left end and a gold clasp at the right. No people are visible.A single brown rudraksha bead, a dried seed with deeply wrinkled, textured surface, is shown as a pendant connector with two silver-toned metal caps and loop ends on a plain white textured fabric background. No people are present.2008-11-26