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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman
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alainloss: Baiga tribesman wearing the traditional turban
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alainloss: Young Baiga with a forehead tattoo
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alainloss: Baiga villager
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman with fading tattoos
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alainloss: Baiga get their first tattoo on the forehead at the age of nine
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alainloss: Baiga women are tattooed from head to toe
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alainloss: Baiga women body is extensively tattooed with the mark signifying their identity in heaven after death
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alainloss: Baiga tribesman
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alainloss: Baiga tribesman wearing a piece of cloth covering the head serving as a turban
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alainloss: Young Baiga tribeswomen who apparently rejected the practise of adding tattoos to their body
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alainloss: Group of Baiga women tattooed from head to toe
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alainloss: Baiga at the weekly market
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alainloss: Intricate patterns are drawn by tattoo artists from the Badi (Gond) community
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alainloss: Young Baiga with her body extensively tattooed
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman tattooed from head to toe
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alainloss: Baiga woman wearing multiple necklaces
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alainloss: Young Baiga mum and her toddler
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman loving gaze
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alainloss: Tattooed Baiga and her baby boy
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alainloss: Baiga tribesman
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswomen at the weekly market
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alainloss: Baiga tribesman wearing the traditional turban
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman carrying her toddler
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswomen tattooed on her forehead
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alainloss: Baiga necklace detail on a tattooed back
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alainloss: Baiga silver bracelet
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alainloss: Silver armlet jewelry
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alainloss: Jewelry detail
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alainloss: Baiga tribeswoman with an extensively tattooed body