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Four dark brown rudraksha beads with deeply textured, ridged surfaces rest on a pale grey stone-like surface. Three beads sit together toward the top of the frame and one larger bead is in the foreground centre, with soft shadows beneath each. No people are present.

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September 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.2009-09-06September 06 20092009-09-06Close-up photo of four dark brown rudraksha seeds resting on a pale, weathered stone or concrete surface. The seeds are knobbed and deeply ridged, with one in the foreground and three arranged loosely behind it. No people, figures or ritual setting are visible.2009-09-062011 -eNMiracles CollectionsClose-up photograph of several brown rudraksha beads resting on a rough, golden-orange textured cloth. The beads have deep furrows and a visible split seam running across each bead. The background is softly blurred, showing a dim interior with a hanging ornament and a warm light glow. No people are visible.2013-09-01February 10 20132013-02-10July 15 20112011-07-15May 30 20142014-05-30Close-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 copiesClose-up photograph of two joined brown rudraksha seeds resting on a pale, smooth surface against a blurred grey background. Both seeds have deeply textured, knobbly surfaces with visible segment grooves, fused at their centre. No people or ritual setting is visible; the subject is a rudraksha bead pair.2014-05-30May 30 20142014-05-30