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February 18 2011

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February 18 20112011-02-18Close-up photograph of a long rudraksha mala coiled on a red velvet tray with a red-and-orange tasselled end at the upper right. The brown, textured seeds are densely strung and arranged in loose loops. No people are visible. The page describes this as a jewelry item used by the Supreme Pontiff, but no person is shown holding or wearing it.A photograph of a rudraksha mala resting in an open red velvet case with a white lid. The brown seeds are strung in a long loop and a short orange-red tassel hangs from one end. Green leaves are visible at the upper left edge. No people are present.Close-up photograph of several strands of brown rudraksha beads, their deeply textured surfaces visible, coiled loosely on a bright red cloth. No people are visible. The beads are a traditional Hindu prayer mala, used for japa and meditation.2011-02-18May 30 20142014-05-30February 18 20112011-02-18Close-up photograph of a coiled strand of textured brown rudraksha beads spread across a bright red surface. The beads are rough and pitted, arranged in loose loops, with light-coloured threads visible between some beads. No people are present. The surface and beads fill the frame.2011 - Photo AlbumJuly 17 20132013-07-17May 30 20142014-05-30May 30 20142014-05-30Close-up photograph of strands of dark brown rudraksha beads hanging in parallel rows against a pale grey wall. The bumpy, textured seeds are interspersed with small polished gold-toned spacer beads. No people are visible, and no portrait or figure of a person appears in the frame. The shallow focus blurs the beads toward the right edge.2007-10-04