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A bindi (from Sanskrit bindu, meaning "a drop, small particle, dot") is a forehead decoration worn in South Asia (particularly India)[1] and Southeast Asia, not to be confused with a tilaka. Traditionally it is a dot of red colour applied in the center of the forehead close to the eyebrows, but it can also consist of a sign or piece of jewelry worn at this location. (wiki)
model: sarah
mua: chi iglesias
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When I entered Fort JadhavGADH in Pune, India, a beautiful young woman put on my forehead this bindi.
Bindi had a day trip to see friends in Felixstowe. In between the showers she went and sat on the rocks and looked out to sea.
The city girl goes to the countryside.
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I went this weekend to the west of Brazil with my family.
@ Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
April 2009.
SORRY for the spam, I couldn't really choose only a few shots.
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Shar Pei in her coming out. See the wrinkles? Also, that cauliflower ear due to an aural hematoma. Taken March 5, 2008
She is wearing specially knitted bonnet by the very talented Filipa (bom.bom).
Brazilian post-office service is on strike and they took forever to arrive! :(
05.04.2019 Bindi - this is my little dog, she is a fighter. Her story of her life with me, started after she had been thrown into a dumpster outside of Qld Uni Vet Hospital, she was rescued by the wonderful staff and had to have her leg pinned back together. She came to me in the early part of 2003 to be a companion to my dog Max. Max loved Bindi from the moment he saw her, she had been badly abused and scares easily even now, he was her champion. She is around sixteen now and is now an only child. A couple of years ago she lost an eye but she still greets every day with a happy tail wag. It took a large number of doggie treats to get these photos and she is presently sleeping them off as I upload this photo.
A drawing with ball-point pen on an envelope. A bindi has something to do with Hinduism. I tried to read about it and didn't really understand, but I picked out some words and came up with this.
This is the tray the ladies carry when they place a welcoming bindi on our foreheads when we arrived in India