COLORS OF A DYING CULTURE - THE BEAUTIFUL LAMBANI GYPSIES
Category: Travel Portraits
Photo and caption by Jaina Mishra
Image of two senior Lambani Gypsies, who are the last generation that wears tribal costumes and jewelry. With the cultural dilution that results from urbanisation, younger girls are no longer taught the skills of needlework that have carried the signatures of their past to the present. India, 2011.
Location: Karnataka, India
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