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A lingam, non-anthropomorphic representation of the Hindu god Shiva in his generative aspect, stained red with puja powder known as kumkuma. Choose Usage Type:Royalty-Free Licence MEDIUM (approx. 2284 x 1531 px | 20cm x 13cm @ 300dpi) Animal skin used to wrap

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Animal skin used to wrap the aboriginal Jaara baby for burial

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A lingam, non-anthropomorphic representation of the Hindu god Shiva in his generative aspect, stained red with puja powder known as kumkuma. Choose Usage Type:Royalty-Free Licence MEDIUM (approx. 2284 x 1531 px | 20cm x 13cm @ 300dpi) Animal skin used to wrapA lingam, non anthropomorphic representation of the Hindu god Shiva in his generative aspect, stained red with puja powder known as kumkuma. Kathmandu, Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal

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