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Close-up photograph of a pale grey metal trident (trishula) standing upright against a blurred white sky and dark green foliage. The trident has a pointed central spike, ringed collar segments on the shaft and two curved side prongs. No people are visible.

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November 25 20112011-11-25Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishul) with three curved tines and a decorative floral collar where the shaft joins the head, set against a blurred grey sky and dark green foliage. Dried reddish-brown residue. No people are visible.2010-12-16Close-up photograph of a silver trident (trishula) with a polished shaft and a decorative floral boss where the tines meet the handle. Its three curved prongs are smudged with reddish-orange vermilion or kumkum and dried residue. The background is a soft-focus grey sky and blurred dark green trees. No people are visible, and the trident appears to be an offering or ceremonial object.2010-12-16December 16 20102010-12-16December 16 20102010-12-16November 25 20112011-11-25Close-up photograph of a polished silver trident (trishula) with three curved prongs and a small floral boss at its neck, held against a grey, overcast sky with blurred dark green foliage below. No people are visible. The trident's tip shows small rust-like marks.2010-12-16November 25 20112011-11-25A close-up photograph of a polished silver trishul, the three-pronged staff of Shiva, with ornately engraved tines and a diamond-shaped central point. Its shaft is made of spiral-fluted silver with stacked bead-like collars along the handle. The object stands upright against a soft lavender backdrop, with a dark red curtain edge at the right. No people are visible in the frame.2016-12-12Close-up photograph of a polished silver trident (trishula) raised against an overcast grey sky, with a blurred dark green treeline behind it. The three curved prongs are bright metal with a beaded edge and a small floral rosette collar near the shaft, and a few dried specks and red-brown marks cling to the tips and inner curves. The shaft is held by a coiled band below the rosette. No people are visible.2010-12-16December 16 20102010-12-16August 11 20142014-08-11