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A photograph of a thin, curled copper plate with a patinated greenish-brown surface, lying on a yellow background. Engraved on the plate is a Sri Yantra, a concentric geometric design of interlocking triangles within lotus petal rings. No people are visible; the object is shown alone and centred in the frame.

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A photograph of a curled, thin copper sheet lying flat on a yellow background. The copper plate is engraved with a Sri Yantra-style geometric pattern of nested triangles surrounded by lotus petal rings and a circular border. No people are visible. The sheet appears to be a ritual object from a collection of items used in childhood puja, shown as an archival object photo.Rare archival collectionRare archival collectionRare archival collectionA photograph of a rolled or curved copper sheet lying flat on a bright yellow surface. The copper is tarnished and mottled with reddish-brown patches, and an engraved Sri Yantra diagram of interlocking upward and downward triangles within concentric circles is visible on its face. No people are present; the object appears to be a ritual item from a childhood puja collection.1989 - Sri Chakra Carved by SPHRare archival collectionA photograph of a single curved copper object lying on a plain yellow surface. The copper plate is aged and reddish-brown, with patches of tarnish, and its engraved surface shows a Sri Yantra, a geometric diagram of interlocking triangles within concentric circles. No people are visible. Part of the object's rolled edge curls over the top of the plate.Rare archival collectionA rolled sheet of worn copper lies on a plain yellow surface, its surface mottled with orange, brown and greenish patina. Faint engraved geometric patterns of interlocking triangles and curved lines run across the metal. No people are visible. The object is shown alone against the yellow background.1989 - Sri Chakra Carved by SPHPhotograph of two square copper plates laid flat against a plain yellow-ochre background. The larger plate, in the lower centre, is etched with a Sri Yantra: concentric circles, nested triangles and a central bindu, framed by stepped square corner patterns. A smaller, plainer square copper plate sits above it, also with faint etched geometric borders. The copper is reddish-brown with patchy oxidation. A small purple and white bird logo appears at the top left, and a copyright line sits at the lower right.