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Preparation for Bhogali Album

Date: 07-01-2009 | Total Images: 0

A lady tries traditional gold ornaments (Gamkahru and Dhulbiri) in a Jewellry shop on the eve of “Bhogali Bihu” at Nagaon northeastern Indian state of Assam on Wednesday, 07 January 2009. Bhogali Bihu (mid-January, also called Magh Bihu) comes from the word Bhog that is eating and enjoyment. It is a harvest festival and marks the end of harvesting season.
Preparation for Bhogali
hemanta kumar nath
Uploaded: 07-01-2009
Workers make Assamese traditional gold ornaments (Gamkahru and Dhulbiri) in a Jewelry workshop on the eve of “Bhogali Bihu” at Nagaon northeastern Indian state of Assam on Wednesday, 07 January 2009. Bhogali Bihu (mid-January, also called Magh Bihu) comes from the word Bhog that is eating and enjoyment. It is a harvest festival and marks the end of harvesting season.
Preparation for Bhogali
hemanta kumar nath
Uploaded: 07-01-2009
Workers making Assamese traditional gold ornaments (Gamkahru and Dhulbiri) in a Jewelry workshop on the eve of “Bhogali Bihu” at Nagaon northeastern Indian state of Assam on Wednesday, 07 January 2009. Bhogali Bihu (mid-January, also called Magh Bihu) comes from the word Bhog that is eating and enjoyment. It is a harvest festival and marks the end of harvesting season.
Preparation for Bhogali
hemanta kumar nath
Uploaded: 07-01-2009