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Close-up photograph of a bare-skinned upper arm and torso wearing layered rudraksha malas with gold-toned caps and a small ornate gold armlet. A large ornate gold necklace with rudraksha-bead segments hangs on the left. The background is a blurred metallic surface. The scene shows ceremonial adornment only; the wearer's face is not visible, so no person is identified.

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July 05 20202020-07-05Close photograph of a bare upper arm adorned with several stacked rudraksha bracelets, each bead capped with gold, plus a large gold ornamental armlet with a central floral or lotus motif. Another gold and reddish-bead bracelet is visible at the lower left, and a pink flower garland and gold-embellished backdrop appear behind. The arm belongs to a person whose face is not shown, so no one is identified; only the adornments are described.2020-05-06June 07 20202020-06-07Close-up photograph of a bare upper arm adorned with several stacked rudraksha mala bracelets. The brown rudraksha beads are interspersed with gold-toned spacer caps and a gold pendant plaque at the top depicting a deity murti with a multi-headed crown and figures seated in a shrine-like form. The background is a blurred silver sparkling surface.2020-05-06January 30 20202020-01-30Close-up photograph of a bare forearm resting on a silver-rimmed metal surface, wearing a thick stack of brown rudraksha mala bracelets with gold bead spacers and a large gold ornamental clasp shaped like a face or deity motif. Behind it, a long gold ornamental garland with dark ribbon-like sections hangs over an orange-gold background. The wrist and hand are the main subject; no full face is visible.2020-06-07April 25 20202020-04-25 +1 copiesMay 11 20202020-05-11Close-up photograph of a bare upper arm adorned with layered ornaments: a band of gold-toned beaded bracelets with ornate gold caps, a brown rudraksha bead armlet with gold spacer beads, and a central gold-toned metal armlet plaque embossed with a multi-armed deity murti seated on a pedestal.2020-06-05January 06 20202020-01-06 +1 copiesJanuary 30 20202020-01-30May 08 20202020-05-08