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A folded piece of rust-orange cloth lies on a yellow surface. The fabric is plain, coarse-textured and unpatterned, with frayed, unhemmed edges visible on the left side. It appears to be a cloth or wrap displayed as a collection item. No people are present.

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A folded orange-saffron cloth with frayed edges rests on a plain yellow surface. No people are visible; the cloth is a single item photographed close up as a museum-style object in the archive's collection of items associated with a person's childhood.A folded piece of plain saffron-orange cloth lies on a yellow surface, presented as an item from a rare collection of objects used by a person in childhood. No people are visible; the folded orange fabric is the sole subject, with a small logo mark at the upper left.A photograph of a single frayed, folded piece of orange-red cloth lying flat on a yellow surface, presented as an archival item from a collection of objects used during childhood puja. No people are visible; there is no person, figure or a person candidate in the scene. The fabric is a thin, loosely woven cotton-like cloth with ragged edges and creases.A close overhead photograph of a folded piece of worn orange-saffron cloth lying on a bright orange fabric surface. The cloth is frayed at its edges, with faded grey-blue smudges and a loose thread visible. No people are present. The folded fabric is the sole subject, resting centrally on the orange background.2006-12-11A photograph of a folded, worn piece of orange-saffron cloth lying on a bright orange fabric surface. The cloth is frayed at its edges, with faint grey-blue marks and small loose threads. No people are visible. The image shows a sacred cloth object placed on a flat orange background.2006-12-111987 - Books, Mantra Deeksha and Yantras Given by Narayana Swami in the Revival of the Science of AushadaPhotograph of a small knotted bundle wrapped in orange-red cloth, tied with a matching cord, set against a plain yellow background. The bundle is shown alone and centered, with no people present. It is presented as an item from a childhood collection associated with a person, but no person is visible.A crumpled piece of bright magenta-pink fabric lies on a yellow surface, its frayed, torn edges visible. It appears to be a cloth item from the archive's rare collection of objects, with no people, deities or ritual setting shown.A close photograph of a man's hand holding a folded bundle of saffron-orange cloth, with a white paper or card tucked into its top edge. The hand emerges from the right, wearing an orange shawl, and sits near a seated figure in dark maroon fabric. On the left, a person in red clothing with dark braided hair is partly visible, and a yellow-and-white ring-shaped object hangs near the cloth. The background is softly blurred in red and orange tones. No face is shown and no one can be identified by appearance.2012-07-07A blurred close-up photograph of a hand holding a folded saffron-orange cloth against a dark maroon garment, with a white paper held above in the upper frame. Only a forearm and hand of one person are visible, reading as a seated satsang moment. The cloth appears to be a folded orange shawl or wrap, and the scene suggests a gift being presented or held during discourse.2012-07-07March 25 20132013-03-25A close photograph of a folded bright orange cloth laid on a white surface. On top of the orange cloth sits a small rectangle of red velvet holding three small objects: a dark bead, a yellow stone and a pale round stone. A faint circular outline is visible on the orange fabric. A fluffy cream textile edge appears at upper left, and a partly visible wrist with gold bangles and a blue garment appears at top right. No people are shown in full, and no speaker or a person candidate is visible.2011-09-04 +1 copies