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  • Portrait of an old Rajasthani widow wearing new spactacles (Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India)
  • The feet of a mature Rajasthani woman near Jodhpur, wearing traditional anklets, jewelry (India)
  • In the Rajasthan region of India's Thar Desert, the "panahari" (women who fetch water) is mainly responsible for fetching water from the village pond or waterwell Jodhpur, India)
  • In the Rajasthan region of India's Thar Desert, the "panahari" (women who fetch water) is mainly responsible for fetching water from the village pond or waterwell Jodhpur, India)
  • Sikhism is founded on the teachings of Guru Nanak and nine successive Sikh Gurus in fifteenth century Punjab, is the fifth-largest organized religion in the world.
  • A Hindu mendicant ascetic in an ashram in Pushkar, Rajasthan, India. Orange is a typical colour worn by saddhus (holy men) in India.
  • Light eyes are not exceptional for members from the Bhopa tribe in Rajasthan.
  • During the famous Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan (India), may holy men (saddhus) visit this ashram dedicated to the god Shiva. The saddhus prepare their food themselves, in shifts. The food is strictly vegetarian.
  • During the famous Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan (India), may holy men (saddhus) visit this ashram dedicated to the god Shiva. The saddhus prepare their food themselves, in shifts. The food is strictly vegetarian.
  • Light eyes are not exceptional for members from the Bhopa tribe in Rajasthan.
  • Traditionally, Kalbeliya are snake charmers. At the Pushkar Camel Fair, they walk around dressed up, and beg for extra income from villagers and foreign tourists alike.
  • This girl is is a member of the Bhopa tribe, and lives with her family in the desert state of Rajasthan (India). Her father plays the Ravanhatta, a type of violin. Her mother sings. Together, they roam the streets of Pushkar, singing their traditional songs.
  • Portrait of a beautiful young girl from the Rajasthan Thar desert (India).
  • Smiling, happy gypsy girl who lives in the Thar desert of Rajasthan, India. She wears a 'dupatta', a traditional headscarf.
  • Very colourful, traditionally dresed woman from the Bhopa community, sits in front of her mother in front of their house in Rajasthan (India)
  • Close-up portrait from a woman from Rajasthan (Thar desert), India. She is a member of the Bhopa tribe, originally wandering musicians.
  • This girl is is a member of the Bhopa tribe, and lives with her family in the desert state of Rajasthan (India). Her father plays the Ravanhatta, a type of violin. Her mother sings. Together, they roam the streets of Pushkar, singing their traditional songs.