A 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. - Nithyanandapedia

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A 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.

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