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A photograph of a table display at an ashram event, covered with a blue cloth and loaded with gold-coloured malas and jewellery, rudraksha beads, and clear plastic storage boxes. Brass oil lamps and a brass bowl sit among the beads. Several people are visible at the table: a woman in white clothing with gold bangles reaches over the display, and a woman in a red garment handles strands of beads. Other figures in white and red are blurred in the background, and a girl in red stands at left.

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A photograph of a busy event table covered with rudraksha beads, gold-toned chains and malas, small brass bowls and containers. A woman with curly blonde hair in a white top and red shawl leans over the table holding a clear plastic box of beads. Beside her a woman with dark hair in a white top and red wrap sorts items, and other people in white and red clothing stand at the edges. The setting is an indoor hall with beige walls and a speaker in the background.2013-12-19December 19 20132013-12-19July 03 20152015-07-03July 03 20152015-07-03Several women volunteers in white and saffron-orange stoles work at a long table of rudraksha and bead malas, sorting and arranging strands in rows of red, pink, yellow, black and brown. The woman nearest the camera wears a white sari with a gold border and a gold bangle, and another in a red and orange sari stands at the right. A glass elevator and warm reddish-orange wall panels form the backdrop. No a person candidate is visible; the figures are volunteers.2012-12-11A photograph of a merchandise table in an interior hall with red-brown wood panelling, a curved staircase and a glass balustrade. A woman in a white embroidered kurta with an orange shawl and a lanyard stands at the table, looking down at the goods. Behind her, a woman in white and orange garments handles items, and another woman in orange and white stands at right. The table holds glass bowls of rudraksha and beaded malas, small cloth-wrapped bundles, brass figurines, and printed cards showing a saffron-robed figure. A laptop screen glows red on the table. Several people are visible, including partially cropped figures at left and in the background.2012-12-11July 16 20142014-07-16A photo of women at a long table laid out with many strands of rudraksha and bead malas in rows of brown, orange, red, black, white and yellow. Several women in white and orange garments handle the beads. One in a white dress with an orange shawl and a white-clad woman with a white head covering work at the left, while a woman in an orange saree stands at the right. A glass elevator and orange-walled interior are visible behind them, and the table holds small containers of beads.2012-12-11A long row of devotees stands at a white-draped table of rudraksha and bead malas, sorting and selecting strands laid out on clear acrylic holders in blue, green, black and natural tones. In the foreground a man in a light blue checked shirt and gold-rimmed glasses reaches toward the beads, while a woman in a white sari with a gold-striped border extends her hand at the right edge. Several women wear white saris with rudraksha malas and name badges, and others in white kurtas and shirts line the table behind them. Wooden paneling and a pale wall form the hall background.2009-09-13A photograph inside a covered hall where a crowd of men, women and children stands behind a metal stanchion and chain barrier, looking at display tables of ceremonial jewellery and temple items. On the left, a gold-coloured ornate deity canopy or shrine piece stands beside a blue table draped with silver and gold jewellery, red velvet cushions and a small wooden box. On the right, heavy gold chains and necklaces lie on a table next to rolled mats. A woman in a red and gold sari with a red-and-gold blouse stands centre, facing a man in white shirt and dhoti who is standing in front of her; several men wear white shirts and dhotis, some with red shawls and rudraksha or bead necklaces. A boy in a dark t-shirt with a lanyard stands at left. A red lantern and a painted panel hang on the far wall. No figure with a visible a person appearance is identifiable, so the subject is described by role only.2015-02-01February 14 2009 -Kalpataru Convention at Chennai Tamilnadu2009-02-14July 02 20152015-07-02