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Ansajo: Hindu Bride
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Ansajo: Woman in sari
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Ansajo: Lampadi Girl, Hampi, India
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Ansajo: Rajasthan
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Ansajo: A Ladakhi Lady, Lamayuru, Ladakh
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Ansajo: A Rajasthani lady in her traditional dress
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Ansajo: Ladakh, India 1996, Steve McCurry
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Ansajo: Indian woman in Jodhpur
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Ansajo: Sahdu
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Ansajo: The Nehru jacket
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Ansajo: Markus Kuoppala: Huilunsoittaja (flute player) 2008
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Ansajo: Snake charmer
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Ansajo: Odissi is one of the eight classical dance forms of India
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Ansajo: Sattriya is one amongs the eight principal Indian dance traditions.
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Ansajo: The word of Sari is derived from "sadi" in Prakrit which means "strip of cloth"
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Ansajo: Maripuri Dance is one of the eight major Indian classical dance forms. It originated in Manipur, a state in north-eastern India bordering Myanmar. The dance form has its own distinctive aesthetics, values, conventions and ethics.
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Ansajo: Indian Dancers
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Ansajo: A long trudge for water. In a parched area of Rajasthan
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Ansajo: A Rajasthani artist selling gold leaf paintings
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Ansajo: Angmo, young shepherd, Ladakh, India
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Ansajo: Ladakh
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Ansajo: Dance couple, Ladakh. Ladakh region in northwestern India bordering Tibet has a rich cultural heritage.