When in the markets, I saw many varieties of Rajasthani Turbans, and photographed them. Below are the photos of Rajasthani Turbans. To take a trial, I wore one and my wife took my photo :) The last photo is mine.
Rajasthani Turbans
Although a large part of Rajasthan is a desert, it surprisingly is very colorful! One of the best examples is the Rajasthani Turban. It's very much colorful and vibrant, and adds a unique look to the person who wears it. On my Rajasthan Tour arranged with UnseenRajasthan.com of Bharat Khatri, I couldn't believe when Bharat made more than 20 types of different turbans on his head by himself!
When in the markets, I saw many varieties of Rajasthani Turbans, and photographed them. Below are the photos of Rajasthani Turbans. To take a trial, I wore one and my wife took my photo :) The last photo is mine.
When in the markets, I saw many varieties of Rajasthani Turbans, and photographed them. Below are the photos of Rajasthani Turbans. To take a trial, I wore one and my wife took my photo :) The last photo is mine.
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Rajasthan and its charm, the people and the place never ceases to amaze me!
ReplyDeleteYou look a charming prince, Bhavesh! :)
Its been long i thought of visiting "Unseen Rajasthan" -- will do today....thanks for the reminder here, though you are unaware :)
wishes,
devika
And forgot -- the photos of that Dubai tower...awesome, who ever too those!
Okay, your wife is as much a good photographer as you....my compliments to her! :)
ReplyDeletewishes,
devika
Hi Devika,
ReplyDeleteBharat will be glad to have your visit.
Thanks for the good words Devika :) And, my wife is actually way better than me at photography. In fact, she's the best at every task.
They are beautiful and colourful, adorable pictures!
ReplyDeleteLéia :)
I'm glad you liked Léia
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous textiles! The turbans do make me think of the old saying, "A riot of color."
ReplyDeleteYou look like a most haughty nobleman in your picture! The turban quite becomes you.
I love this post, these coloured turbans give desire that one carry them!
ReplyDeleteWith your on the head you resemble a prince, your wife takes a photo of you very well.
Wow..they're really colourful..and you looks handsome in the picture :)
ReplyDeleteOh I see that Devika you have already said that you resembled a prince with the turban, and definitely we had the same thought, and I am of benefit to be here to say to her that I loved immensely her blog on which they cannot leave comments.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of turbans. Really colorful.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful with all those colours, and you look great:)
ReplyDeleteI'm with Devika - you't wife is skilled photographer too! Greetings for both of you:)
I will have to say you are a very handsome prince! But, I am sure your wife's wonderful photography helped with that a little.
ReplyDeleteThe colors and patterns of turbans are wonderful and you look charming in yours!
ReplyDeleteThe turban is beautiful and you look gorgeous.....you look like MARCO POLO.... or some nice film star......!
ReplyDeleteNAMASTE, HELENA
I love the colors. One thing I always notice in photos of India & its people is the incredible amount of color used in clothing & accessories. I love it!
ReplyDeleteAnd as mentioned by other readers-your wife took a great photo! :)
Most handsome!!!
ReplyDeleteAloha, Friend!
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The pictures of the turbans are so beautiful. I've never seen such magnificent colors. And you, indeed, look like royalty in yours! Excellent photograph by Mrs. Chhatbar! Warm regards to her.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy with the comments, and that you all liked the turbans and especially my wife's photography :)
ReplyDeleteWow the turbans are beautiful, and you wear it perfectly :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and wonderful topic for the post.
ReplyDeleteBhavesh: That is certainly colorful and distinctive head ware.
ReplyDeleteOlá, Bhavesh
ReplyDeleteSão realmente muito lindos esses turbantes. Esse colorido todo é muito alegre. Ficou muito bonita a sua foto usando um deles.
Um abraço.
The turbans are beautiful. Great shots of them and the last shots of the man was also wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe material patterns are amazingly varied, and the styles are so different. There must be a real art to arranging one.
ReplyDeleteGreat colorful photos.
Hi Bhavesh, thanks for visiting my blog and your kind comments.
ReplyDeleteYou have a very nice blog, and just been looking at the colourful turbans.
Also the Tower - wow thats sure some building.
Colorful turbans are beautiful. They still have their own charm.
ReplyDeleteHappy blogging! :)
Thank you for dropping by my blog today. I always appreciate your visit. I love all the turbans. So many and bright colors. You look very nice in one. so interesting to see and read about things from your small part of the world. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWell that's pretty cool- you and Unseen Rajasthan! These turbans are really nice..excellletn share; and its one thing this blogsphere has up on National Geo and such.. in that its personal- bringing our world up to view..
ReplyDelete(btw)the balloons in that shot below are just terrific!
What a collection! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou look like a Rajput warrioir in this one.... compliments to your wife on the capturing the mood so well.
A rainbow of color! I know nothing of Rajput warriors so can't deny what Priyanka said, but I thought that last photo pictured some Indian movie star!
ReplyDeleteThey are a riot of color, aren't they? Lovely pieces.
ReplyDeletegreat clicks Bhavesh...keep it up :)
ReplyDeleteVery lovely shots. The color combinations and designs are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThey are so colorful and what makes them special is you found them beautiful. I did have a chance to wear the pagdi in Rajasthani ethnic village "choki dhani". It felt nice...
ReplyDeleteMore of such please :-)
Hi Bhavesh!thank you for visiting me ...
ReplyDeleteWow, it's my first time here... it's amazing ... you like a price ... and the turbans are wonderful...
see you again ...
I mean you look like a prince and not (price)sorry i spelled it wrongly.
ReplyDeletewonderful captures...
ReplyDeletelove the expression captured on your face!
Wish you and your family Happy Makar Sankranti.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate for your wonderful post. You have taken lovely shots of the turbans. I was in Jaipur for 2 years and enjoyed seeing the colourful and variety of turbans.
Lovely turbans, sulky face.
ReplyDeleteSo colourful....difficult to pick just one!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and colorful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/12/little-painted-desert.html. Best wishes in 2016!!
Thank you! :)
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