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Close photograph of a hand holding a large gold cobra-hooded staff or sceptre against a plain mauve backdrop. The hand wears a bracelet of rudraksha beads with gold spacers, and a small gold pendant with a deity relief hangs from the staff's base. A red cloth lies below. No face is visible, so no person can be identified and there is no visible evidence of a person's presence.

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March 05 20202020-03-05Photo 11727642Photo 11727629 +2 copiesApril 05 20242024-04-05December 18 20152015-12-18March 06 20202020-03-06 +2 copiesApril 10 20202020-04-10 +1 copiesMarch 08 20202020-03-08 +2 copiesA close-up composite image of a hand and forearm with gold ornaments reaching down over a silver cobra-hooded object, possibly a Shiva lingam or serpent sculpture, against a deep red and black starry cosmic background. The forearm wears a layered gold bracelet with textured round gold beads and a gold ring with a trident motif on the middle finger. The fingers are poised in a gesture just above the silver hood. A small bird silhouette appears at the upper left. No readable text except the copyright line in the lower right.2020-03-25 +1 copiesMay 08 20202020-05-08April 11 20202020-04-11 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a hand gripping an ornate gold-coloured staff with carved leaf and scroll patterns. The hand wears a gold ring with a small raised decorative motif and has a rudraksha mala with dark brown beads visible at the top edge. The hand rests on a deep maroon cloth. Only the hand and forearm are visible, so no other person can be seen. The background is soft and dark red.2020-03-01 +2 copies