A photograph of a long dark brown rudraksha mala laid out in loose loops on a plain white cloth. The beads are oval and glossy, spaced with small gold-coloured knots, and the strand ends in a bright red tassel at the left. No people, faces or ritual setting are visible; the composition is a simple flat-lay product-style shot of the prayer beads. - Nithyanandapedia

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A photograph of a long dark brown rudraksha mala laid out in loose loops on a plain white cloth. The beads are oval and glossy, spaced with small gold-coloured knots, and the strand ends in a bright red tassel at the left. No people, faces or ritual setting are visible; the composition is a simple flat-lay product-style shot of the prayer beads.

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