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Close-up photo of a person in saffron-orange robes seated cross-legged, holding a small silver trident (trishul) with a long thin shaft in both hands. Only the forearms, hands and orange cloth of the body are visible; the face is not shown. The trident has three prongs and the background is a plain orange drape.

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July 09 20092009-07-09July 09 20092009-07-09Close-up photograph of a person's hands gripping a golden ceremonial trident (trishul) with a ornate golden handle wrapped in a decorative grip. The person wears orange saffron robes, and an orange cloth is draped over the lap. The background is a plain beige wall with a wooden edge visible at the right.2010-08-28July 07 20092009-07-07Close-up photograph of two hands holding a gold trident (trishul) with a tall gold-finished shaft and ornate decorative base. The hand on the right grips the upper shaft while the left hand cups beneath the base. The wearer's orange robe and a rudraksha mala with dark beads are visible at the left edge, and a gold ornamental armband or sleeve decoration appears at the lower right. Only hands and partial clothing are visible, with no face shown, and a blurred bokeh background of golden lights and grey draping.2010-08-30Close-up photo of a seated person in saffron-orange robes holding a gold-coloured ornamental trident with a decorated handle. Only the hands, forearms and torso are visible, with a green palm leaf and a golden ornament at the left edge. The trident has three curved prongs and a textured hilt. The figure is not clearly identifiable, so no a person identification is made.2010-09-05Close-up photograph of a person in orange saffron robes holding a gilded ceremonial trident (trishul) aloft with both hands. The ornate golden handle is engraved and tiered, and the three-pronged head catches warm light against a dim grey background. Only the arms, hands and orange-draped lap are visible; the face is out of frame. Visible detail suggests a ritual or sacred gesture involving a trident.2010-08-28Close-up photo of a gilded ornate trident (trishul) with a decorated, segmented golden handle held in two hands. The hands rest against an orange-saffron robe and a second orange cloth; a dark background and warm side light frame the object. No faces are visible. The trident's tines are shaped like flames.2010-08-08Close photograph of a seated person in orange and yellow-orange robes holding an ornate gold-coloured trident-topped staff, a trishul, with carved bands along its shaft. The staff is held upright in the right hand, with the other hand resting on an orange cloth cushion in the foreground. A blurred figure in background clothing stands behind. The trident's three prongs are polished and glinting in warm light.2010-08-08Close-up photo of a seated person in an orange saffron robe with a long rudraksha mala of large brown beads hanging down the chest. The person holds a gold-coloured trident (trishul) with curved tines and a fluted handle in the hands, resting on a red cloth with a tiger-stripe pattern. The background is a blurred grey-purple textured backdrop. Only forearms, hands and torso are visible; the face is not shown.2010-08-28Close photo of a person's hands in orange saffron robes holding a gilded ceremonial trident (trishul) with ornate ribbed and carved shaft and a pointed base against a plain grey background. Only a forearm and robe are visible, with a dark blurred figure at upper right. No face is shown. The gold trident is the main subject.2010-08-28Close-up photograph of a hand gripping a gilded trident, the ornate golden handle with a three-pronged top held upright. The wearer's arm is clad in bright orange saffron cloth, with another orange garment and a white garment with a red-brown bead necklace visible in the blurred background. The setting appears warmly lit with orange tones. No face is visible; the person holding the trident is not identifiable from the image.2010-08-08