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Close photograph of a man's forearm wrapped with several red and yellow rakhi threads, each with small gold and silver charms, beads and a metallic medallion. The arm rests over a maroon garment and a silver ornamental belt, while a striped colourful mat and bare feet appear at the lower right. No face is visible. The wrists show multiple rakhis, consistent with a Raksha Bandhan thread-tying moment.

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August 07 20172017-08-07August 08 20172017-08-08 +1 copiesAugust 08 20172017-08-08 +1 copiesAugust 08 20172017-08-08Close-up photograph of a man's right arm and open hand extended toward a silver-colored ceremonial staff with a serpent-like curved top and a hanging small wooden bead on a chain. The wrist is adorned with several red, orange and white beaded threads and rudraksha-style bracelets. The background is a deep red draped curtain. Only the arm and hand are visible, so the person is not shown in full.2017-08-08 +2 copiesAugust 08 20172017-08-08Close view of a man's right forearm and open hand reaching toward a silver-covered staff on the left. His wrist is wrapped in several red and orange threaded bracelets with rudraksha beads, small gold-toned metal charms and white beads. Behind him sits a red velvet cushioned seat with ornate silver armrest detailing, and a steel water bottle with an orange lid stands nearby against a deep red draped backdrop. Only a forearm and hand are visible, so no face or full figure is shown.2017-08-08August 08 20172017-08-08 +2 copiesAugust 08 20172017-08-08Close-up photograph of a seated figure in a maroon-brown robe with a thin gold border, resting one hand on the arm of an ornate silver-toned throne with a red velvet cushion. The wrist bears layered red, orange and multicoloured beaded bracelets with a yellow tassel, and the figure wears long garlands of pink and white flowers strung with blue beads over a gold chain. A white mug sits on a small table at the left edge. The overlay credit reads 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam2017-08-08August 08 20172017-08-08September 18 20162016-09-18