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Close photo of a seated priest in an orange-red dhoti and wrap, his rudraksha-beaded wrist holding a small gold trident (trishul) upright over a leaf-covered offering. A silver pedestal stand with a red cup and brass bowl sits to the left, and a copper-rimmed vessel appears at the bottom. The setting suggests an aushada or herbal-preparation ritual. Partially visible arm and knee only; the face is cropped out.

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August 29 20172017-08-29August 29 20172017-08-29October 16 20162016-10-16August 29 20172017-08-29August 29 20172017-08-29May 21 20182018-05-21 +1 copiesMay 21 20182018-05-21 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of two hands holding a gold trident (trishul) with a tall gold-finished shaft and ornate decorative base. The hand on the right grips the upper shaft while the left hand cups beneath the base. The wearer's orange robe and a rudraksha mala with dark beads are visible at the left edge, and a gold ornamental armband or sleeve decoration appears at the lower right. Only hands and partial clothing are visible, with no face shown, and a blurred bokeh background of golden lights and grey draping.2010-08-30August 29 20172017-08-29July 07 20092009-07-07Close-up photograph of a person's hands holding a gold-coloured trident (trishul) with a short ornate handle. The person wears an orange garment and multiple rudraksha beads on a mala at the left edge. Behind the hands is a gold-embroidered orange garment. The trident's three prongs are polished and detailed with engraved patterns. The background is a soft blurred grey-violet.2010-08-30July 09 20092009-07-09