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A close photograph of a ceremonial silver-toned trident (trishul) held aloft by a bare forearm and hand against a dim purple and blue stage backdrop. The trident has a pointed finial, ringed collar and curved prongs with engraved floral patterns, lit in warm red-orange light. The only visible person is the arm and hand gripping the shaft.

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April 07 20182018-04-07April 07 20182018-04-07April 07 20182018-04-07September 28 20122012-09-28April 07 20182018-04-07April 07 20182018-04-07A close photograph of a silver trident (trishula) with a red gem set in its central prong, held upright by a hand with a rudraksha bracelet on the wrist. The hand wears a gold-trimmed sleeve edge at right, and behind the trident hang red and gold draped curtains with fringed swags against a pale wall. A small silver bell hangs from the trident's shaft. No face or full person is visible, so the scene shows only a ceremonial trident held in ritual context.2012-09-20Close photograph of a silver trident (trishula) held upright in a hand at the lower right, the arm wearing a dark rudraksha mala bracelet. The trident has a central spear point, a red gem set in the central prong base, and two curved side prongs. The shaft is long and metallic. The background is a large shimmering pink and silver stage backdrop with a glittering sequin-like border and a gold embroidered fabric edge at the lower right. No faces are visible, so no identifiable person appears in the frame.2012-09-08April 07 20182018-04-07February 13 20182018-02-13September 03 20122012-09-03April 30 20182018-04-30 +3 copies