India colors

It’s the last Friday of the month, Bramble Patch time! This is where I include a list of my favorite distractions from the last month, which is surprisingly short this time as it’s been a helluva month for distractions. Whew! Okay, now, this is the part where I get to be the annoying blogger and...Read More

The Elephant Festival, one of the most popular events in Jaipur is celebrated on the month of March . During the Elephant Festival Gaily painted and covered in brightly coloured and gilded clothes,…

I see you. Jodhpur, Rajasthan. India

Let’s be honest, traveling the world is only as fun as the exciting adventures you embark on and the new experiences you have as you discover foreign cultures. Festivals are a great way to have a fantastic time with others while engaging with local customs in a tangible way. Not to mention it’s an incredibly […]

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This blog has been quite “natural” for awhile. It’s time for another color post! A mood boost! The Colors of India always do it for me. Images below are just a peek of my Pinterest India Colors pins — follow that board to see all photos. From The Selby: From Country Living: Found at Maison Marigold: … Continue reading "Colors of India"

Rabindra Bharati University and Golf Green Central Park, Kolkata. Celebration of HOLI the festival of colors in India - BASANTA UTSAV (HOLI)

Sari shops upon sari shops stacked wall to wall like this...how does anyone ever decide?

Jaipur remains a site of pilgrimage for anyone even vaguely interested in shopping and, more important, discovering India’s inimitable material culture. India is almost unique in the world for the number and diversity of things that it still makes by hand—artisanry is a fact of daily life here,rather than an exception to it.All photos by Roland Bello.

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