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Close-up photograph of a dark black stone statue's raised hand, fingers curled in a mudra, wearing a strand of brown rudraksha beads interspersed with small gold spacer beads. Behind it is green fabric printed with gold lotus flowers and dots, and to the right white roses and a red cloth. No people are visible; the statue is a deity murti in a temple or ashram setting.

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October 12 20132013-10-12September 28 20132013-09-28September 11 20132013-09-11Close view of a black stone deity murti with hands pressed together in namaste. A red rose and a garland of red flowers rest on the arm, a red-and-gold tilak mark sits on the palm, and a dark brown rudraksha mala with gold spacers hangs at the right edge. A silver repousse panel decorated with floral and foliate motifs is visible on the left. No people are visible.2013-09-15September 15 20132013-09-15June 17 20132013-06-17Close-up photograph of a seated person's hands working a dark rudraksha mala. The figure wears orange saffron cloth draped over the lap, and the bead string hangs from the hand in the centre. Beside the arm, a gold-embroidered orange textile with ornate golden patterns is visible. The frame is tightly cropped to the hands, beads and fabric, with no face shown and no visible setting beyond the cloth.2010-09-03May 24 20202020-05-24November 15 20112011-11-15Close-up photograph of a black stone deity murti's raised hand in abhaya-style gesture, adorned with a rose-red and marigold-yellow flower and a strand of pale beads with gold caps. Behind it, a bright red floral garland of roses and many dark rudraksha malas with gold caps hang over red fabric, with gold-trimmed white cloth and a jewelled bracelet visible at the left. A gold-painted yantra-like mark with a red centre decorates the palm. No people are visible.2013-09-18Close-up of a man's hands holding a long strand of dark brown rudraksha mala beads with silver spacer links. The wearer's orange saffron robe is visible at the left edge. Beside the hands is a polished gold kalasha or ornate gold vessel with reflective, ridged surfaces. No identifiable face is visible, so no identity is claimed.2010-08-30June 17 20132013-06-17