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A clear glass bead mala with a red tassel lies coiled on a dark maroon velvet tray placed on a light wooden table, with a white sheet of paper at the top edge and gravel ground visible at the left. No people are visible.

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Overhead photo of a clear crystal bead mala laid on a maroon felt tray set on a light wooden table. The strand of faceted, translucent beads loops across the tray and ends in a red thread tassel with a small white wrap. No people are visible.2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-26A coiled string of translucent, pale pinkish-clear beaded prayer beads. No people are present.2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-26Overhead photograph of a japa mala of light brown wooden beads with a red tassel, coiled on a maroon velvet tray that rests on a pale wooden surface over grey gravel ground. No people are visible; the mala is the sole subject.2008-11-26A coiled string of dark, glossy beads lies on a dark red felt tray placed on a light wooden surface. The beads appear to be a japa mala with a white tassel at one end. No people are visible.2008-11-26A photograph of a single brown-red mala of round beads with an orange tassel, laid in a looped arrangement on a deep burgundy velvet tray placed on a pale wooden surface. No people are visible. The beads are uniform and matte, and the tassel hangs at the lower left edge of the tray.2008-11-26A photograph taken from above of a strand of light brown wooden beads. The tray rests on a pale wooden surface, with a grey textured ground visible at the left edge. No people are visible.2008-11-26A close overhead photo of a dark mala of small black beads with a navy tassel, laid in a loose loop on a maroon velvet tray resting on a light wooden surface. No people are visible; the mala is the sole subject.2008-11-26A dark blue beaded mala with a blue tassel lies coiled on a maroon velvet tray placed on a light wooden surface. The beads are small, uniform and glossy, and the tassel hangs loose at the lower end. No people are visible in the frame.2008-11-26A photograph from above of a rudraksha mala laid out in a shallow tray lined with deep maroon velvet, set on a pale wooden surface. The mala has alternating dark and reddish-brown beads strung in loose loops, ending in a small rust-coloured tassel at the left. The tray sits on a light wooden table or box with a paler edge, and grey ground is visible at the bottom-left corner.2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-26