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A photograph of a ritual display on a maroon and gold silk cloth. Two ornate gold footwear-shaped padukas with red gemstone finials sit side by side, each decorated with white flowers. Between them lies a folded white paper with handwritten text. Behind the display is a framed photograph with a gold Om symbol set with red and white stones, flanked by marigold garlands. Strands of rudraksha or beaded malas rest on the cloth. No people are visible.

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June 06 20112011-06-06June 06 20112011-06-062011 -eNMiracles CollectionsJune 06 20112011-06-06A gilded ceremonial tray arranged on a red and gold silk cloth. Two small rudraksha beads rest on a white ceramic plate at the centre, flanked by two ornate gold stands topped with red stones. Strands of rudraksha mala beads with gold spacers and green leaves frame the composition. No people are visible.2011-06-192011 -eNMiracles CollectionsNovember 15 20112011-11-15Close photo of a ceremonial tray draped with a red and gold silk cloth. Two ornate gold palm-shaped plates with red gemstone finials rest on the tray. A white handwritten note reads '9th June 2011 (Thursday) 1 Big Rudraksha in open palms' and a single dark rudraksha seed sits on the paper. Rudraksha malas lie at the left and right edges. No people are visible.2011-06-09 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of two ornate gold ceremonial peetha-style stands or footed bases on a red-gold silk cloth, each topped with a domed gold finial set with a pink-red stone. A blank white card lies across the top, with a small dark dot at its centre. White plumeria (frangipani) flowers with yellow centres are scattered around the gold pieces and cloth.2011-06-02A close photo of an open palm holding three small brown rudraksha seeds at its centre. The hand wears a silver ring and a silver-and-beaded bracelet. Behind it lie ornate gold ceremonial pieces studded with a red stone, and strands of rudraksha malas drape over a red and gold embroidered cloth. Only a hand is visible, so no physical person's face or full appearance can be assessed. +2 copiesJune 03 20112011-06-03June 05 20112011-06-05