Yogi-steen 1896

henrywilliamcave

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"Yogi-steen" is a photographic print by Henry William Cave, taken in 1896, and is a record of a type of stone structure found in India. The stones, called "yogi stones," are believed to be associated with a practice of meditation and concentration. Cave's photograph captures the intricate details of the stone, including the small square holes and the overall rectangular shape, highlighting its simple yet powerful form.