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Photograph of many silver chain pendant necklaces laid out on a yellow cloth. Each necklace has a brown rudraksha bead and an oval pendant framed in gold-toned metal holding a small printed portrait of a bearded man wearing an orange-and-saffron turban and robes. The pendants are arranged in rows and overlapping strands, with silver beads and links visible.

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December 06 20162016-12-06December 06 20162016-12-06Close-up photograph of several strands of brown rudraksha beads, their deeply textured surfaces visible, coiled loosely on a bright red cloth. No people are visible. The beads are a traditional Hindu prayer mala, used for japa and meditation.2011-02-18Close view of many strands of rudraksha mala beads, reddish-brown and textured, laid in rows across a white cloth on a display table. Above them lie strands of clear faceted crystal-like beads, and small paper price or name tags are attached to some strands. The beads are arranged neatly for sale or display. No people are visible.2010-02-061991 - Sabarimala Mala & Box +1 copiesFebruary 18 20112011-02-18Close-up photograph of a coiled strand of textured brown rudraksha beads spread across a bright red surface. The beads are rough and pitted, arranged in loose loops, with light-coloured threads visible between some beads. No people are present. The surface and beads fill the frame.August 13 20132013-08-13July 17 20132013-07-17December 06 20162016-12-062011 - Photo AlbumA flat-lay photograph of an assortment of rudraksha malas and bracelets laid out on a pink cloth. Brown rudraksha beads dominate, with gold filigree caps and spacers, a multi-strand mala with small silver spacers, and a bracelet of dark beads. A gold medallion and a gold star-shaped pendant hang on colourful bead strands in green, red and blue. A long multi-strand mala has two small round framed portraits near its clasp. No people are visible.2013-06-05