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Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-313-19

Collecting water is a vital task that often dictates the daily routine of women in the region around Desuri, which lies at the foot of the Aravalli mountain range, marking the transition between the more fertile Mewar region and the arid Thar Desert. The women wear colourful saris, often paired with bangles and face veils. Balancing heavy clay or metal jugs on their heads is a traditional method of transporting water over long distances. – Desuri – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan woman bracelet clay pot Desuri Aravalli Hills Sari Spice Route-F Spice Route

Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-313-19

Collecting water is a vital task that often dictates the daily routine of women in the region around Desuri, which lies at the foot of the Aravalli mountain range, marking the transition between the more fertile Mewar region and the arid Thar Desert. The women wear colourful saris, often paired with bangles and face veils. Balancing heavy clay or metal jugs on their heads is a traditional method of transporting water over long distances. – Desuri – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan woman bracelet clay pot Desuri Aravalli Hills Sari Spice Route-F Spice Route

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