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Close-up photograph of an ornate brass trident (trishula) with engraved floral and scroll patterns on its three tines, mounted on a base against a dark background. No people are visible. The trident is a Shiva symbol and may be part of ritual or temple decoration.

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March 17 20132013-03-17April 03 20182018-04-03April 21 20182018-04-21May 10 20182018-05-10 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20122012-01-01A close-up photograph of a golden trident, the trishula, with an ornately engraved head of three prongs on a textured shaft. A warm light glows between the central and side prongs against a dark, blurred background with soft bokeh light orbs. No people are visible.2016-05-14February 10 20162016-02-10 +1 copiesApril 03 20182018-04-03 +1 copiesDecember 17 20112011-12-17April 03 20182018-04-03April 08 20182018-04-08 +1 copiesTwo polished copper-coloured metal tridents, known as trishulas, stand upright against a plain grey wall. The larger trident on the right has a long central spike and two curved side prongs, with a decorated collar and a cylindrical shaft, and the smaller one on the left has a similar head on a shorter handle. No people are visible. A faint logo appears in the upper left corner and a copyright line is printed in the lower right corner.2011-01-25