Handmade in India

Attire
Ghaghra-20mt skirt
Dhunkaniyaembroidered
veil
Kalakandembroidered
black
veil
Odhni-veil
Cuisine
Bajra khichri-porridge
Raabri-fermented
whey
Dalia-wheat porridge
Bura-clarified butter
Green Melon Chutney
At Hissar, three members of
the nomadic sheep herding
Gujjar community pose with
their flock.
A Jat woman attired in a
kameez(shirt) worn over a
daman(skirt), made of 20mt
of cloth and an odhni (veil).
Sarkanda or moonj grass
which is used in making a
range of products.
1. A Haryanvi patriarch,
wearing white garments
and stiffly starched
white turban that
indicate his seniority.
2. A woman dressed in the
ghaghra (a pleated skirt)
worn with a kurti (halfsleeves
top) and an
odhni(veil). Her attire
identifies her as
member of the Ahir
community.
3. The Kikar tree,also
known as the
babul,blooms in the
semi-arid countryside
of Haryana and Punjab.
Its tannin rich bark is
used by local tanners to
dye hide and the twigs
of the tree are used for
datum,cleaning teeth.