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June 03 20162016-06-03April 03 20182018-04-03 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a polished silver trident (trishul) standing upright against a blurred riverside backdrop of pale sand, dry trees and water. The trident has three curved prongs with a central spear point and an ornate silver shaft with a collar. In the lower corners, the blurred silhouettes of a few people are partly visible at the frame edge, but no one is in focus. The trident is a Shiva symbol used in Hindu ritual at the Ganga ghat in Haridwar.2014-03-10December 16 20102010-12-16March 10 20142014-03-10Close-up photograph of a silver trishula, the three-pronged Shiva trident, with ornately engraved floral tines held upright on a long pole with turned knobs and a finial. Blurred pink and red backdrop of a temple or hall. No people are visible in the frame apart from a dark-haired head at the bottom edge.2018-04-14June 03 20162016-06-03Close-up photograph of a polished silver trident (trishula) with a central spearhead, two curved side prongs, a red pink gemstone set in the centre, and a ribbed silver handle with decorative bands. Blurred flowers appear at the lower left and a blurred figure in dark clothing stands behind the trident against a pale grey backdrop.2009-07-07November 25 20112011-11-25Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishul) with three curved tines and a decorative floral collar where the shaft joins the head, set against a blurred grey sky and dark green foliage. Dried reddish-brown residue. No people are visible.2010-12-16June 03 20162016-06-03A photograph of a tall silver-toned trident (trishul) standing upright against a plain cream wall on a tiled floor. The trident has a central spear point, two curved side prongs, a small red stone set in the head and a barrel-shaped collar on the shaft. A black power cord and a small plug adapter are plugged into a wall socket to the left, and a dark metal side table with a tray sits at the right edge. No people are present.2011-01-25