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Swami Vairagyananda of Ramakrishna Order

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Year 1999 His Divine Holiness At Age 21A close photograph of a plain, dented brass pot with a wide rim and rounded body, resting on a red fabric with gold zari embroidery. No people are visible. The object is a sacred art item from a temple or ashram collection.2012-05-10A polished brass or gold-toned cylindrical vessel with a flared rim and a narrowed waist stands alone on a light cloth-covered surface against a plain grey-lavender drape. No people are present. The vessel is a simple ritual-style drinking cup or tumbler with a smooth reflective finish and slight tarnish spots.2011-10-24A small, round-bellied copper vessel with a flared rim sits alone on a plain yellow background. The metal shows a reddish-brown patina with darker spotting and wear. No people or figures are present. It resembles a traditional copper drinking or ritual pot, shown as an object from an archival collection.A photograph of a single small brass or copper-coloured cylindrical cup, slightly flared at the rim with a narrowed waist and a wide base, set against a plain yellow backdrop. No people are present. The object is a ritual vessel shown alone for archive documentation.A polished brass pot with a wide flared mouth and tapered body stands on a red and gold brocade cloth with a fringed edge, set against a dark stone wall. The pot has fine engraved bands around its neck and base. No people are visible; it appears to be a sacred art item displayed in an ashram setting.2012-05-101995 - fresh biographical archive Items touched and used by The SPH discovered1995-01-01A close view of a polished metal pot with a wide flared mouth and rounded body, standing on a red fabric with gold floral brocade pattern against a dark brown wall. No people are visible; the vessel appears to be a sacred art item displayed on a ritual cloth.2012-05-10Close-up photograph of a row of polished brass kalasha vessels with narrow necks and beaded rims, their open mouths holding dark reddish liquid, arranged on a stone surface with warm sunlight reflecting off their gleaming curved bodies. No people are visible; the vessels are the sole subject.2011-11-14Photo 99199402022-07-12 +1 copiesRare archival collectionA photograph of rows of inverted brass, copper and steel kalasha pots arranged on a white table against a yellow wall. The pots are polished in gold, rose-copper and silver tones, with small white price or label tags on several. No people are visible; the arrangement suggests ritual vessels prepared for a temple kumbhabhishekam.2022-02-27