Description:

This collectible phone card features artwork related to Hinduism and Eastern religions, highlighting themes of philosophy, art, and festivals. The card prominently includes text referencing the “Hare Krishnas 10 Min Hare Krishna 29th Festival: San Francisco (TeleRama),” connecting it to a specific cultural and religious celebration. The design integrates illustrative elements that reflect the artistic traditions and symbolic motifs commonly associated with Hare Krishna and Hindu religious practices.

The name “TeleRama” and “LDDS WorldCom” appear on the card, indicating the card’s association with telecommunications services provided by these entities. The card’s layout includes clear, readable text alongside visual depictions that emphasize its spiritual and religious significance. It is a phone card intended for use within these contexts, combining telecommunications functionality with cultural imagery.

The overall presentation of the card balances textual information with an artistic style that supports the theme of Eastern religion and philosophy. The card reflects Hindu religious symbolism and references key festival activities related to the Hare Krishna movement, specifically marking the 29th festival event held in San Francisco. The card’s function as a phone card is integrated with its thematic dedication to the cultural and spiritual event.

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