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A long rudraksha mala of brown, ridged beads lies flat on a white cloth. Its bottom end holds a round gold-rimmed pendant containing a small photographic portrait of a smiling man wearing a cream turban and dark clothing. The pendant is a printed picture, not a physical person, and the mala is the main subject.

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A photograph of a rudraksha mala lying coiled on a plain yellow cloth-covered surface. The brown-red rudraksha beads are strung in loops, with a small round pendant at the lower end showing a printed portrait of a person with white hair against a dark blue background, framed in gold. No people are visible in the frame.2016-12-06A close photograph of a rudraksha mala with two strands of orange-brown rudraksha beads separated by small gold spacer beads, hanging against a dark background. A round pendant with a gold rim at the bottom holds a small printed photo of a woman with long dark hair in an orange top. Blurred warm light appears at the left edge. No people are physically present in the frame.2016-01-22January 22 20162016-01-22A close photograph of a rudraksha mala with brown-orange seeds strung on a cord with small gold spacer beads, hanging against a plain beige wall. At the bottom centre hangs a round gold-rimmed pendant containing a small printed portrait of a smiling woman with dark wavy hair, a red bindi and an orange garment. The pendant is an object only; no physical person is present and the portrait's identity is not established.2016-01-22December 06 20162016-12-06January 22 20162016-01-22December 06 20162016-12-06January 22 20162016-01-22January 22 20162016-01-22December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06