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Close-up photograph of a weathered, pale wooden staff or stick lying diagonally across a deep red satin cloth. The stick is worn and cracked at its broken end, showing fibrous splinters, with a darker band and a smooth joint section along its length. No people are visible. Soft focus and shallow depth of field highlight the object's texture against the fabric.

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Photo 11717503Photo 11717502Photo 11717506Photo 11717507 +1 copies2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASAA weathered wooden walking stick or staff lies diagonally across a crumpled saffron-orange cloth. Its bark is cracked and peeling, with a splintered, broken knob at the upper end and a smooth, pale wood section along the shaft. No people are visible; the object is shown alone in close view as an archival relic of the Sovereign Archives, displayed on the orange fabric.2002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASAPhoto 11712322 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a walking stick handle shaped as a bird's head with a curved beak, against a pink background. The metal handle has a brassy, worn finish, an engraved eye and a crosshatched pattern on the neck, and a ring band joins it to a wooden shaft below. No people are visible.Close view of a cluster of tall yellow bamboo culms with green stripes rising from reddish-brown soil strewn with dry leaves and debris. Several shoots have pale sheaths and dried papery husks at their bases, and the background is dark green foliage and a tree trunk. No people or ritual objects are visible.2013-02-24Photo 11699081 +1 copiesClose photograph of several tall yellow bamboo culms standing upright in dry soil, with segment nodes and split, papery sheaths near the base. Thin green leaves and a dry seed-head sprout beside them. Soft-focus green foliage and a pale sky form the blurred background. No people are visible.2013-05-14 +1 copies