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A photograph of a rudraksha mala laid flat on a yellow surface. Dark brown rudraksha seeds, each capped with silver or metal caps and linked by thin wire, are arranged in a loose tangled cluster. No people are visible.

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Year 1990 His Divine Holiness At Age 12A photograph of a small rudraksha mala, a coiled strand of brown, bumpy rudraksha seeds on a plain yellow surface. The beads are strung on thin reddish-brown thread and arranged in a loose spiral, with no people visible.A photograph of a rudraksha mala laid out in a loose coil on a plain yellow surface. The dark brown beads are strung on reddish cord, and a small round silver-toned pendant with a seated figure sits at the lower end. No people are present. The page describes this as a childhood item from the archive.Rare archival collectionRare archival collectionRare archival collectionA photograph of a brown rudraksha-style bead mala laid in a loose tangle on a yellow surface, with a small round silver-toned pendant bearing a figure at its lower end. No people are visible. The beads are knotted together on a thin reddish-brown cord. +2 copiesRare archival collectionYear 1994 His Divine Holiness At Age 16A photograph of a small rudraksha-style mala laid flat on a plain yellow surface. The mala is a loose, twisted chain of reddish-brown copper or wire links strung with dark brown and grey-purple beads of varying sizes, arranged in an irregular, sprawling shape with no person present. Viewed from above, it appears as a standalone ritual object with no visible deity, fire, or ceremonial setting.Rare archival collectionJanuary 22 20082008-01-22