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A photograph of a strand of brown wooden prayer beads. The beads are round and uniform, separated by small red knots, and the strand ends in a red tassel at the left. No people are visible in the frame.

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2008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-26A photograph of a dark reddish-brown wooden bead mala laid in loops on a plain white cloth, with a short dark bead guru piece and a red tassel hanging at the lower left. A brown wooden surface and a strip of patterned fabric appear at the edges. No people are visible in the frame.2008-11-26A photograph of a loosely coiled rudraksha mala laid on a plain white cloth. The brownish-orange beads are evenly spaced and end in an orange tassel at the lower left. No people, hands or faces are visible, so this is an object shot of a prayer bead string.2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-262008 - Nithyananda Galleria2008-11-26A close overhead photo of a clear crystal mala laid out in loops on a plain white cloth. The beads are translucent and evenly spaced, and the strand ends in a red tassel with a small gold cap. No people, deities or a person are visible.2008-11-26A photograph of a long orange-red beaded mala laid out in loops on a white cloth. The translucent round beads are strung in a multi-strand arrangement, ending in a bright orange tassel with a small gold cap at the bottom. No people are visible in the frame. The image is a close view of the prayer beads alone against a plain white background with a wooden edge at the right.2008-11-26A dark brown-black bead mala with a red silk tassel lies coiled on a plain white cloth spread over sandy ground. The beads appear to be rudraksha or similar seeds, arranged in a loose loop with the red tassel at the lower end. No people or deity figures are visible.2008-11-26