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Close-up photograph of a bare forearm adorned with a wide rudraksha bead armlet studded with small faceted mirror-like stones, worn over the upper arm and a second bead bracelet at the wrist. Behind is ornate gold-toned embroidered fabric or decoration. The wearer's orange-red saffron cloth is visible at the lower left. The person's face is not shown, so no individual is identified.

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November 29 20202020-11-29September 05 20212021-09-05April 25 20202020-04-25 +1 copiesApril 14 20202020-04-14 +1 copiesJanuary 20 20202020-01-20 +1 copiesSep 21 20252025-09-21Close-up photograph of a bare-skinned upper arm and torso wearing layered rudraksha malas with gold-toned caps and a small ornate gold armlet. A large ornate gold necklace with rudraksha-bead segments hangs on the left. The background is a blurred metallic surface. The scene shows ceremonial adornment only; the wearer's face is not visible, so no person is identified.2020-07-04 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a bare-chested man from the chin down, wearing an elaborate ceremonial ensemble of many layered rudraksha bead strands in brown tones, interspersed with white and gold kundan-style stones and pearl-like beads. Broad bead shoulder pieces, multi-strand necklaces and matching bead armlets cover the chest and arms. A richly gold-embossed backdrop stands behind him. Only the torso is visible, so the face is not shown.2020-11-29November 29 20202020-11-29April 27 20202020-04-27Close-up photograph of a bare-shouldered figure from the chest to upper arm, wearing a deep maroon garment. Heavy gold ceremonial jewellery covers the chest: a large embossed gold necklace with figurative panels and a central pendant, layered with dark and red rudraksha malas and a red beaded cord. A gold armlet with leaf motifs sits on the upper arm, with rudraksha beads on the wrist. Behind, an ornate silver embossed surface reflects light. A small logo and a faint copyright line appear at the lower edge. The face is not visible, so the figure is identified only by these cues.2020-02-17 +2 copiesApril 14 20202020-04-14 +1 copies