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Outdoor photograph of a brass trident (trishul) mounted on a tall pole, draped with long white jasmine garlands tied with red flower clusters. The pole stands in a white lotus-shaped base filled with red and yellow petals, set on a red painted plinth in a sandy courtyard. Behind it a red brick building with a window, tin roof and a red corrugated structure under a leafy tree. No people are visible.

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March 04 20132013-03-04 +1 copiesJune 19 20132013-06-19August 07 20112011-08-07October 26 20162016-10-26 +1 copiesJune 19 20132013-06-19March 04 20132013-03-04A tall bronze trident (trishul) stands upright on a stone base, its shaft wrapped in two long garlands of yellow marigolds alternating with red roses, with leafy greenery tucked at the prongs. Behind it is a red-painted building with a red-framed window and a corrugated green roof, set against trees. No people are visible; the trident is the ceremonial focus, decorated as a sacred object during temple-style worship.2015-11-21A silver trident (trishul) with a red gem at its centre stands upright against a pale tiled wall, draped in a long garland of white jasmine, red and yellow marigolds, green leaves and pink petals. Partly visible below the garland, a person in orange saffron robes kneels or sits, with a gold necklace visible at the collar, and a water bottle sits in the lower frame. The trident is the central subject, presented as a deity symbol during a temple visit.2009-07-13July 12 20132013-07-12 +1 copiesMay 20 20132013-05-20September 29 20132013-09-29September 25 20132013-09-25