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Diwali (Tihar)Tihar, or Diwali Nepali style. Every house features a mandala design of coloured powder, flowers and oil lamps, and a pathway (often with footprint designs) to lead Goddess Lakshmi into the house at dusk.
Uploaded on Jul 9, 2009
GhungrooThe heavy silver anklets worn by dancers of Charya Nrtya. They are filled with small beads that rattle as dancers move.
Uploaded on Jul 9, 2009
Stairway to SankhuPart of the long and winding stairs to Sankhu Vajrayogini temple, in monkey-filled forest above the village of Sankhu in eastern Kathmandu Valley
Uploaded on Jul 7, 2009
A touchup for the godsEven gods need a touchup. A Newar artisan put tikka onto the toranas (arched tympanum) for the Seto Macchendranath chariot, Tindhara, Kathmandu 2009
Uploaded on Jul 7, 2009
VajrayoginiPortrayed by a member of Royal Nepal Academy of Performing Arts, c. 1980
Uploaded on Jul 7, 2009 |
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