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The blue city of Jodhpur - Rajasthan - India
Beauty from Rajasthan - Abhirushi, which quite fittingly means "beautiful" in Rajasthan, is a nomad. She is wearing beautiful traditional jewellery – but would it be so beautiful without the brightness of her smile and the fineness of her eyes? (Region of Udaipur, Rajasthan, India) - 1990
Water eyes - Mârusthali, the name given to the Thar Desert, means "land of the dead." However, there is life here and little Ambu has hope for a fruitful future, for her name means "water", the source of life that shines in her eyes and on her lips. (Rajasthan, India) - 1990
Living memory - From the banks of the Indus River through the steppes of Central Asia to the gates of the West, this man remembers the camels and the caravans that brought fragrant spices to Europe's tables. Did he get to see them? At least he remembers being told about them. And the memories will live on as long as the eyes and the words do. (Jodhpur, Rajasthan) - 1990
India - Rajasthan - The blue city of Jodhpur Brahmin
India - Rajasthan – Jaisalmer, fortress town in the Thar desert
India - Rajasthan - Jaisalmer - The reservoir of Gadisar
India - Rajasthan - Barbati: nomadic woman in Thar desert
India - Radjastan – Khuri village on the border of Pakistan
India - Rajasthan - Jaisalmer - Back from school
Two kids in Jaisalmer (Rajasthan, India). For centuries, this city has been an important junction of caravan routes between India and Persia, the Arab world and the Western world.
Barbati’s chapati - In the Thar Desert (western India), this young nomad woman, called Barbati, is preparing the chapati, traditional Indian bread. An image that, except for some clothing details, might as well belong to everyday life in the Sahara. Similar conditions, similar traditions. - 1990
