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The banjara clan of Rajasthan consists of nomads, who travel the length and breadth of the state. They mostly move around the deserts of Rajasthan and generally live in tune with Mother Nature. They are sometimes even be spotted in the city, showing off their unique skills, such as rope-walking, snake charming and so on. These banjaras are dressed in colorful outfits, filled with rich embroidery. The womenfolk wear cotton cholis (blouses) and ghagras (flowing skirts), filled with mirrors and fine thread-work, which they are particularly good at. The poster featured here shows a lovely banjara woman, decked in all her traditional finery. The beautiful lady covers her head with her ghunghat (veil) to shield herself from the blazing desert sun. Her silver jewelry catches the light of the sun and glistens brilliantly. The stark desert is shown in the background, an oasis looming in the horizon. Two men riding their camels further add to the sheer rustic beauty of the picture.)
The banjara clan of Rajasthan consists of nomads, who travel the length and breadth of the state. They mostly move around the deserts of Rajasthan and generally live in tune with Mother Nature. They are sometimes even be spotted in the city, showing off their unique skills, such as rope-walking, snake charming and so on. These banjaras are dressed in colorful outfits, filled with rich embroidery. The womenfolk wear cotton cholis (blouses) and ghagras (flowing skirts), filled with mirrors and fine thread-work, which they are particularly good at.Â
The poster featured here shows a lovely banjara woman, decked in all her traditional finery. The beautiful lady covers her head with her ghunghat (veil) to shield herself from the blazing desert sun. Her silver jewelry catches the light of the sun and glistens brilliantly. The stark desert is shown in the background, an oasis looming in the horizon. Two men riding their camels further add to the sheer rustic beauty of the picture.
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