Puppetry - Katputlis, as it locally known in the colourful soil of Rajasthan. The puppetry is one of the most ancient forms of entertainment and amusement. Besides providing an enjoyment, this visual art, today convey a meaningful message to the village folks.
Over the years, Puppetry has attained powerful communication skills, and various stage shows are organised for puppetry, followed by the full-throated songs of the Mirasis, Langas and Manganiyars, which belong to pastimes, depicting a traditional, leisurely pace of life.
In Rural Rajasthan, puppet shows are organised to ward off evil spirits and to bring rain and prosperity in the lives of villagers.
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10 August 2009
Katputlis - Rajasthan Puppets
Labels: miracles, landscape
carpentry,
clay modeling,
costume designing,
dramatization,
drawings,
paintings,
plaster cast making,
puppets,
Rajasthan,
script writing,
song and music composition.,
story,
wood carving
08 January 2009
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Labels: miracles, landscape
"Taj Mahal",
Agra,
India,
Rajasthan
02 December 2008
Pictures tell stories

"At the time of the Pushkar Mela, during the full moon in November (Kartik Purnima) up in Rajasthan there is a big market. Everything is on sale there, equipment the farmers need, gear for the horses, camels, buffaloes, cows, etc. Apart from the huge camel market there, on which some thousands of camels are said to change owners, goods for everyday life is on sale, that's being needed in the dessert Thar.
This young lady got herself some jewelry. From the expression on her face we can tell that she is very happy. "
When Hindus bathe in the Pushkar lake at the time of the full moon, they are said to get rid of their karma. Not only the bad karma but also the good. This means they have the chance to begin at zero and according to their deeds in this life they have the chance to get out of this cycle of rebirths which is their aim. Therefore millions of Indians go on a "mela", a pilgrimage each year.
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Labels: miracles, landscape
Ethnography,
India,
Jewlery,
Pushkar Mela,
Rajasthan
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