Gujarat | Rajahstan { 12 galleries }
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This Muslim community is a cattle herding group and the Jat women are skilled embroiders and are recognized by their oversized nose rings.
The Jat - one of the hidden tribes in Gujarat was very hard to get access to, but thanks to my wonderful fixer I was able to spent a few hours with a family. And no it was not easy to photograph as normally I would prefer to stay much longer but unfortunately that was not allowed.
I'm just very pleased I've seen these beautiful people and these are one of my ' special' memories and images.
©Ingetje Tadros
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The Bishnoi follow their strong belief in wildlife conservation.
Bisnois are a sect founded in the 15th century and despite being a Hindu community, they bury their dead instead of cremating them because of the prohibition of felling trees.
©Ingetje Tadros
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Untouchable, formerly Harijan or Meghwal, in traditional Indian society, the former name for any member of a wide range of low-caste Hindu groups and any person outside the caste system.
©Ingetje Tadros
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The Mirs of Gujarat are a Muslim tribal community who are descendants of the Butt tribe in Kashmir Valley.
They were nomadic, and now live in little settlements in the Rann of Kutch.
©Ingetje Tadros
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14 images
Garasia means a clearer of forest in the Rajasthani dialect.
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Gypsie families came together for a celebration in Southern Rajahstan.
I had a great fixer and he arranged I could spent the day with these gypsies.
(I'd sent all the photos back to India to my fixer and he gave them to the families.
(What a fun we had ).
©Ingetje Tadros
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The Rabari move from one village to another by throwing house hold materials and small kids on a reverse bedstead on the backs of their camels.
Within the community, the women manage all the money matters and trade milk and milk products in the local markets for livelihood.
Gujarat, India 2012.
Nowadays many Rabari have settled.
©Ingetje tadros
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32 images
Salt Industry in Kutch district is one of the biggest industries. Gujarat Is producing about 70% of the total production of salt and Kutch district contributes about 40% of Gujarat's total production.
©Ingetje Tadros
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Gujarat is known for Fairs and Festivals. However some props have been left or dumped.
Little desert of Kutch is a salt marsh which is part of Rann of Kutch in Kutch district, Gujarat, India.
©Ingetje Tadros
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Pithora is a highly ritualistic painting done on the walls by several tribes such as the Rathwas and Bhilalas who live in the central Gujarat.
In a tribal home near Jambughoda, Gujarat, India.
©Ingetje Tadros
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A drum repair shop in Gujarat. Once a week these 'drum repairers' will come to this local market and repair drums. Skin is available for sale and people can choose the skin they like and a skinner will prepare the skin to fit on a drum of choice. Gujarat, India
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26 imagesThis Muslim community is a cattle herding group and the Jat women are skilled embroiders and are recognized by their oversized nose rings. The Jat - one of the hidden tribes in Gujarat was very hard to get access to, but thanks to my wonderful fixer I was able to spent a few hours with a family. And no it was not easy to photograph as normally I would prefer to stay much longer but unfortunately that was not allowed. I'm just very pleased I've seen these beautiful people and these are one of my ' special' memories and images. ©Ingetje Tadros
61 imagesThe Bishnoi follow their strong belief in wildlife conservation. Bisnois are a sect founded in the 15th century and despite being a Hindu community, they bury their dead instead of cremating them because of the prohibition of felling trees. ©Ingetje Tadros
111 imagesUntouchable, formerly Harijan or Meghwal, in traditional Indian society, the former name for any member of a wide range of low-caste Hindu groups and any person outside the caste system. ©Ingetje Tadros
8 imagesThe Mirs of Gujarat are a Muslim tribal community who are descendants of the Butt tribe in Kashmir Valley. They were nomadic, and now live in little settlements in the Rann of Kutch. ©Ingetje Tadros
14 imagesGarasia means a clearer of forest in the Rajasthani dialect. ©Ingetje Tadros
33 imagesGypsie families came together for a celebration in Southern Rajahstan. I had a great fixer and he arranged I could spent the day with these gypsies. (I'd sent all the photos back to India to my fixer and he gave them to the families. (What a fun we had ). ©Ingetje Tadros
31 imagesThe Rabari move from one village to another by throwing house hold materials and small kids on a reverse bedstead on the backs of their camels. Within the community, the women manage all the money matters and trade milk and milk products in the local markets for livelihood. Gujarat, India 2012. Nowadays many Rabari have settled. ©Ingetje tadros
32 imagesSalt Industry in Kutch district is one of the biggest industries. Gujarat Is producing about 70% of the total production of salt and Kutch district contributes about 40% of Gujarat's total production. ©Ingetje Tadros
12 imagesGujarat is known for Fairs and Festivals. However some props have been left or dumped. Little desert of Kutch is a salt marsh which is part of Rann of Kutch in Kutch district, Gujarat, India. ©Ingetje Tadros
6 imagesPithora is a highly ritualistic painting done on the walls by several tribes such as the Rathwas and Bhilalas who live in the central Gujarat. In a tribal home near Jambughoda, Gujarat, India. ©Ingetje Tadros
21 imagesA drum repair shop in Gujarat. Once a week these 'drum repairers' will come to this local market and repair drums. Skin is available for sale and people can choose the skin they like and a skinner will prepare the skin to fit on a drum of choice. Gujarat, India ©Ingetje Tadros