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The mehndi applied for weddings is very different from those applied for religious or social festivals like Eids or parties, etc. The wedding mehndi, besides being very expensive (b/w USD 50 - USD 300 +), is also very detailed and may easily consume over 3-4 hours of intense concentration. Even more.
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Showing posts with label girl. Show all posts
Friday, April 6, 2012
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Portraits: Gabol children, Rannikot
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Approx. 500-600 villagers live within the formidable walls of Rannikot fort (also pronounced locally as Runnikot). These people belong to Baloch tribe of Gabol and are fiercely independent. And much unlike the Sindhis around them, their women usually do not perform any purdah (i.e., they don't cover their faces from strangers). In fact, purdah system is not enforced across Balochistan province, which lies just next to this area.
Approx. 500-600 villagers live within the formidable walls of Rannikot fort (also pronounced locally as Runnikot). These people belong to Baloch tribe of Gabol and are fiercely independent. And much unlike the Sindhis around them, their women usually do not perform any purdah (i.e., they don't cover their faces from strangers). In fact, purdah system is not enforced across Balochistan province, which lies just next to this area.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Eid-ul-Fitr mehndi, Karachi
My sister's Eid mehndi. This itself is an art form. Charges: Rs.400.
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celebration,
celebrations,
girl,
henna,
mehndi,
Pakistani
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Mehndi: Hand design patterns
This is my most viewed photograph at Flickr.com. As of today it has views over 37,000.
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