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Description

  • Foto Number: RDE-732

The nomad Barbati in traditional, colourful festive dress. The striking pink veil covers her head and is often artfully draped over her shoulders. On her forearms she wears stacked, wide bangles in the traditional colours of white, red and blue, typically made from imitation ivory, plastic or glass. A delicate, traditional tattoo pattern can be seen on the back of her hand. – Jaisalmer – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan Jaisalmer Thar (desert) woman Barbati Bhopa nomad jewelry bracelet Spice Route nose ring veil traditional clothing Spice Route-F

Description

  • Foto Number: RDE-732

The nomad Barbati in traditional, colourful festive dress. The striking pink veil covers her head and is often artfully draped over her shoulders. On her forearms she wears stacked, wide bangles in the traditional colours of white, red and blue, typically made from imitation ivory, plastic or glass. A delicate, traditional tattoo pattern can be seen on the back of her hand. – Jaisalmer – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia India Rajasthan Jaisalmer Thar (desert) woman Barbati Bhopa nomad jewelry bracelet Spice Route nose ring veil traditional clothing Spice Route-F

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