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February 28 20252025-02-28October 13 20212021-10-13Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright by a person's bare arm against a dark background. The trident has a central spear point, two curved side prongs with scrolled ends, a small red stone set at the centre of the yoke, and a cylindrical silver handle with decorative bands. A gold sequined backdrop glints at the right edge, and a red garment is partly visible at the lower right. The image is watermarked by the archive, which is not described. The trident is a Shiva symbol, carried here by a person in an outdoor evening setting.2016-03-02Close photograph of a silver trident held upright in a seated figure's right hand, with a rudraksha bracelet on the wrist and a rudraksha band on the upper arm. The figure wears a peach or orange garment and a leopard-print cloth, with rudraksha beads and small bells at the waist. Behind is a red-pink backdrop and an ornate gold throne with a carved, studded border. Only the arm and trident are visible, so no face or full body is shown.2012-08-24September 06 20122012-09-06July 12 20142014-07-12April 07 20182018-04-07May 31 20182018-05-31 +1 copiesClose photograph of a silver trident (trishul) on a long polished silver staff, held upright by a hand wearing a dark beaded bracelet at the top of the frame. Red and magenta stage lighting falls across the metal, and a glittering, sequined backdrop curves behind it. A small hanging tassel dangles from the trident's base. The lower right corner shows an ornate gold-and-red embroidered cloth edge. No face is visible; the scene suggests a ritual or stage setting with a hand-held trident.2012-08-27Close-up photo of a silver trident (trishul) with a red gemstone set in its central prong, held in a hand at the lower shaft. The figure holding it has dark swept-back hair, a rudraksha bracelet on the wrist, and a pale garment with a white beaded necklace visible at the shoulder. The background is a red drape under red and pink stage lighting. Face is not visible. The trident suggests a Shaiva deity iconography context.2012-08-28August 24 20122012-08-24August 24 20122012-08-24