Kutch
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Still dealing with LOVE..Perhaps because for me, is the most important component of LIFE.Love has taste…!!! This work was inspired by well known Love story here, of Pola and David Ben Gurion. Ben Gurion was the ” architect ” of the state of Israel before Israel was born…and the first Prime minister of Israel also. He loved very much his wife Pola, as She loved and support him. Pola was a nurse, but much more was looking after him and taking care of him. She used to make him a (What they used to call) “KUTCH MUTCH ” = a dough of white cheese, sour milk, fruit mash , a bit of raspberry for the taste…For him it was a ” kutch mutch ” for her, the milk. He didn’t like it…but used to eat it twice a day, every day. After Pola died..one day their daughter came to visit her father and saw him eating the “kutch mutch” . She asked him, why he still eats the kutch mutch, after all Pola was not alive anymore…He said …he ate it in memory of Pola…Well…they were different generation, if you wish to think…but I’ll say…They really loved each other…In their memory..FOR BETTER LOVE…............... ~~~~~~~~~~ P.S: I really used to make great cooking once, but it was ME, that mostly ate it …FAST life in the modern times, I guess. Copyrights© Nira Dabush
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Kutch is a remote desert area located in far western Gujarat State, India. The area is home to a number of tribal groups. This girl is a member of the Meghwal Group. Megwhal ladies are famous for their intricate weaving and embroidery which they wear on a daily basis.
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Rajasthani Man – Bundi / Ahir Girl – Kutch / Sikh Man – Amritsar / Rabari Lady – Little Rann (Desert) of Kutch / Meghwal Girl – Kutch / Mali Girl – Orissa / Bonda Lady – Orissa / Mir Lady – Little Rann of Kutch / Rajput Man – Jodhpur
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A collection of images from the world’s most diverse and colorful country.
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Kutch is a remote desert area located in the far west of Gujarat State, India up against the Pakistan border. The area is home to a number of colorful tribal groups. This beautiful little girl is a member of the Ahir Tribe.
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A young Meghwal girl – Kutch, India
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A Meghwal Lady at the well – Kutch, India. The Meghwals are a tribal minority living in the remote desert area of Kutch in far Western Gujarat State. Meghwal ladies are famous for their intricate weaving.
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A tribal girl – Kutch, India
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A Rabari Nomad in a contemplative mood – Kutch, India.
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A lovely tribal girl in her village – Kutch. Kutch is a remote desert region located in the extreme western part of Gujarat State, India. / The area is home to a number of tribal groups well known for their flambouyant traditional dress. The ladies are expert weavers and their creations can be bought in the villages. It has always seemed to me that the bleaker the landscape, the brighter the costumes.
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One of the last truly nomadic peoples left on earth, the Rabaris can be seen traveling the back roads all over Northwest India They move from place to place with their camels, goats, beds, pots and pans. The women favor black attire. The men dress completely in white. This man was photographed in Kutch, a remote desert area in far western Gujarat State, India. He’s led a long and hard life.
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Welcome to my “Kutch Tapestry” art work featuring my original acrylic painting from my “Fabrics And Flavors Of The World” collection. I am so deeply inspired and moved by the colors, sights and sounds that manifest themselves through the various fabrics and art of different world cultures. In my live concerts, I have always paid tribute to my love of the rhythms, costumes and dances of world traditions and so this collection was inspired by my need to share the richness in a different form…through my art! / / Inspired by the beautiful and intricate embroidered fabric of the Kutch region! This true labor of love never ceases to move me and inspire. Kutch is lovingly crafted with gorgeous colorful threads, mirrors and other embellishments. My “Kutch Art” paintings are available here through many Fine Art Prints, Canvas and Greeting Card selections as well as on Many beautiful gifts as referenced below and on my artist profile! Ultimately an appreciation of world cultures, helps foster peace so I thank you in advance for stopping by…Have fun traveling the world and I wish you blessings…...Leila peaceandlovegiftsbyleilasworld – Featuring beautiful, framed art tiles, decorative coasters, tile keepsake boxes and other gifts from the heart Kutch Tapestry and derivatives Registered and Protected
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For edges and centuries, I have been watching over… / Watching for any intruders who come… / Watching for you if you advanced… / You swept me with strong winds… / You muffled me with the sand… / You made me decay with your acidic salt… / You… were and are… always there at my foothold to take me off-guard if I may… / But yet… I haven’t moved a bit… / I haven’t relinquished my control and watch over you… / You will never win over me… I will never let you… / I am the Last Stand… and I will stand against you forever… as long as you do… Camera: Canon EOS 300x Film SLR / Lens: Tamaron AF 70-300mm TeleMacro / Aperture: f/5.6 / Shutter Speed: 1/1000 Sec / Film: Kodak ColorPlus ISO100 / Place: India Bridge, Near Indo-Pak Border, Kutch, Gujarat., India Contrast of the Green and the Dry scorching Salt…
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The Jat People are widespread Southern Pakistan and Northern India. Most are Muslim and many are semi-nomadic. This lady was photographed in Bhuj, the main city in the remote desert region of Kutch – Western Gujarat State, India.
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