Idol of Ganapati, Gokarn Pilgrimage Center
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An elderly Lambani decked up in all her finery
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Sardar Bhagat Singh
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Saris for men: a sari wrapped at the waist
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Fourteenth century men's fashion
A sari and an elongated cap (kulavi) that was popular in Vijayanagar period |  |
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The gentleman's sari resembles that of the lady in so many ways
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Medieval sari fashions
Each sari found in Lepakshi paintings is different from another in color and design |  |
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The welcome arch, Buddhist temple
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The Kalash of a Buddhist temple
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A Student of Tibetan Buddhism
Tibetan settlement, Mundgod |
Nyingma monastery, Mundgod
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Tibetans in traditional costumes
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Woman with a fan made with peacock feathers
Detail from a 1940s picture postcard |  |
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Woman with a Decorative Fan
Detail from a 1940s picture postcard |
A woman lost in love
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Supplier of flowers
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Crime and Punishment
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Jobnair, a typical Rajasthani village
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Camels are the Ships of the Desert
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The Sheep Girl
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Scarce water should be brought from far away places
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Water being transported in a camel cart, Rajasthan
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Philanthropists arrange for free drinking water, Rajasthan
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A Roadside Cobbler
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Rajasthani women sing on all occasions
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Design from the Pallu (the throw) of a sari
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Puffed Rice (Chirmuri) vendor
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Tender coconut seller
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Old newspaper trader
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Fruit vendor
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Home Delivery Launderer (Dhobi)
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Cooking gas supplier, Bangalore
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Bangles seller
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Logo of the Gangas
The royal seal of Ganga kings featuring an elephant |
Varaha – the logo of the Vijayanagar kings
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Logo of the Hoysala kings
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Encounter with the sweetheart
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Close encounters
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On the way to Yana, Uttara Kannada
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The Rock Formations of Yana
Bhairaveshwara Shikhara, Yana , Uttara Kannada |
Nataraja -- the cosmic dance of Lord Shiva
Ellora, Maharashtra |  |
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Lord Ishwar in Tandava Nritya (the dance of destruction).
This form of Shiva is known as Nataraja |
Shrungi, a follower of Shiva dancing for the master's pleasure
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Intricately Carved Sculpture of a Dancer, Belur
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A Devadasi (temple woman) performing to please goddess Yallamma
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A street dancer as depicted in an ancient sculpture
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Dancing male drummers
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Dancing troop performing in front of a Jain sage, Shravanabelagola
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Female dancer in sari
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