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This is a painterly little valley on Haldi and I have sketched it before. The scene is full of interesting shapes. Not much time spent thinking just add enough colour that the ink is still visible.
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The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra, something that is not heard of, is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees coming from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra between 17th and 24th of October. The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva. They consider that the festival and rituals would bring good fortune.
Vittal Birdev Yatra One of the craziest festival yet the one which remains unknown and unexplored is the annual Haldi Festival at Pattan Kadoli in Maharastra. Shepherds from Maharastra, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka assemble at Pattan Kadoli and celebrate the festival by immersing themselves and everyone around with Turmeric Powder. Over 200000 devotees merge into this little village which gets packed to the brim and of course, gets coated with yellow color.
Shri Vittal Birdev Annual Festival is observed in at Pattan Kodoli village 17km from Kolhapur (Maharashtra, India). It is the birth anniversary or Janmotsav festival of Vitthal Birdev Maharaj, who is a reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Birdev is the family deity of the Shepherd community from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa and Andhra Pradesh (India). On that day, I saw Devotees of God Vitthal Birdev are taking slaps of the hunter on their bodies without any care and without any fear.
I captured this photo during the Pattan kadoli village festival, The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees, The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Haldi
Ritual hinduista que se realiza cuando las mujeres van a casarse para que se vean más brillantes y bonitas (ritual de belleza).
El ritual consiste en pintar a la futura novia con “ubtan”, un pigmento de color marrón/amarillo. La novia es pintada en diferentes partes del cuerpo por varias mujeres. Solo las mujeres casadas pueden pintar a la novia.
Mientras pintan a la novia cantan canciones folclóricas sobre belleza, novias, etc. Después rezan a los dioses.
En las bodas hay un evento Haldi que es un evento hecho por diversión en el que se pinta tanto al novio como a la novia de amarillo. Para más diversión se usa no solo el color amarillo sino otros colores como el rosa.
Hindu ritual done to women who are going to marry so that they look shinier and more beautiful (beauty ritual).
The ritual consists in painting the future bride with “ubtan”, a yellow/brown pigment. The bride is painted in several parts of the body by several women. Only married women can paint the bride.
In the meantime, folk songs about beauty and brides are sang. After that, they pray to the gods.
There is a Haldi event in weddings but it is done for fun and both the bride and the groom are painted with yellow. For more fun, other colors are like pink are used.
Subathu, Himachal Pradesh, India
Haldis Moren Vesaas (18 November 1907 – 8 September 1995) was a Norwegian poet, translator and writer of children's books. She established herself as one of the leading Norwegian writers of her generation.
She was born on a family farm near Trysil in Hedmark county, Norway. Her father was the Norwegian story writer, poet, and playwright, Sven Moren. She was the eldest and only girl in a family of five children. She attended the teacher college in Elverum 1925-1928, and then held various jobs in Hamar and Oslo. In April 1934, she married the Norwegian author, Tarjei Vesaas (1897-1970). They settled on the Midtbø farm in Vinje in Telemark County where her husband worked as a teacher (1941–43).
She debuded in 1929 at 22 years old with a collection of poetry, Harp and Dagger (Harpe og dolk). Her more notable books of poetry would include Speech of Troubled Times (Tung tids tale), The Tree (Treet), In a Different Forest (I ein annan skog) and House of Life (Livshus). She composed and translated for the theatre, especially Det Norske Teatret in Oslo, wrote articles on various topics and was an external publishing consultant. She sat on the board of the Riksteatret (1949-1969). In 1938, her first children's book translation was published. Her writing won great acclaim in Norway for her brave and personal expressions of women's life in its several stages: youth, marriage, motherhood, widowhood and second love in old age.
She was awarded the Mads Wiel Nygaards Endowment in 1977. She was appointed Commander of the Order of St. Olav in 1984. She was also a Knight of the National Order of Merit, France's second-highest order.
Haldi
Ritual hinduista que se realiza cuando las mujeres van a casarse para que se vean más brillantes y bonitas (ritual de belleza).
El ritual consiste en pintar a la futura novia con “ubtan”, un pigmento de color marrón/amarillo. La novia es pintada en diferentes partes del cuerpo por varias mujeres. Solo las mujeres casadas pueden pintar a la novia.
Mientras pintan a la novia cantan canciones folclóricas sobre belleza, novias, etc. Después rezan a los dioses.
En las bodas hay un evento Haldi que es un evento hecho por diversión en el que se pinta tanto al novio como a la novia de amarillo. Para más diversión se usa no solo el color amarillo sino otros colores como el rosa.
Hindu ritual done to women who are going to marry so that they look shinier and more beautiful (beauty ritual).
The ritual consists in painting the future bride with “ubtan”, a yellow/brown pigment. The bride is painted in several parts of the body by several women. Only married women can paint the bride.
In the meantime, folk songs about beauty and brides are sang. After that, they pray to the gods.
There is a Haldi event in weddings but it is done for fun and both the bride and the groom are painted with yellow. For more fun, other colors are like pink are used.
Subathu, Himachal Pradesh, India
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The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra, something that is not heard of, is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees coming from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra between 17th and 24th of October. The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva. They consider that the festival and rituals would bring good fortune.
Vittal Birdev Yatra One of the craziest festival yet the one which remains unknown and unexplored is the annual Haldi Festival at Pattan Kadoli in Maharastra. Shepherds from Maharastra, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka assemble at Pattan Kadoli and celebrate the festival by immersing themselves and everyone around with Turmeric Powder. Over 200000 devotees merge into this little village which gets packed to the brim and of course, gets coated with yellow color.
Shri Vittal Birdev Annual Festival is observed in at Pattan Kodoli village 17km from Kolhapur (Maharashtra, India). It is the birth anniversary or Janmotsav festival of Vitthal Birdev Maharaj, who is a reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Birdev is the family deity of the Shepherd community from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa and Andhra Pradesh (India). On that day, I saw Devotees of God Vitthal Birdev are taking slaps of the hunter on their bodies without any care and without any fear.
I captured this photo during the Pattan kadoli village festival, The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees, The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva.
The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra, something that is not heard of, is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees coming from Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra between 17th and 24th of October. The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva. They consider that the festival and rituals would bring good fortune.
Vittal Birdev Yatra One of the craziest festival yet the one which remains unknown and unexplored is the annual Haldi Festival at Pattan Kadoli in Maharastra. Shepherds from Maharastra, Andra Pradesh, Karnataka assemble at Pattan Kadoli and celebrate the festival by immersing themselves and everyone around with Turmeric Powder. Over 200000 devotees merge into this little village which gets packed to the brim and of course, gets coated with yellow color.
Shri Vittal Birdev Annual Festival is observed in at Pattan Kodoli village 17km from Kolhapur (Maharashtra, India). It is the birth anniversary or Janmotsav festival of Vitthal Birdev Maharaj, who is a reincarnation of Lord Vishnu. Birdev is the family deity of the Shepherd community from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa and Andhra Pradesh (India). On that day, I saw Devotees of God Vitthal Birdev are taking slaps of the hunter on their bodies without any care and without any fear.
I captured this photo during the Pattan kadoli village festival, The Vittal Birdev Annual Yatra is celebrated at Pattan Kodoli village in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra attended by thousands of devotees, The festival is celebrated to offer prayers to the community diety of the shepherds, Shri Vittal Birdev, an incarnation of Lord Shiva.
Haldi
Ritual hinduista que se realiza cuando las mujeres van a casarse para que se vean más brillantes y bonitas (ritual de belleza).
El ritual consiste en pintar a la futura novia con “ubtan”, un pigmento de color marrón/amarillo. La novia es pintada en diferentes partes del cuerpo por varias mujeres. Solo las mujeres casadas pueden pintar a la novia.
Mientras pintan a la novia cantan canciones folclóricas sobre belleza, novias, etc. Después rezan a los dioses.
En las bodas hay un evento Haldi que es un evento hecho por diversión en el que se pinta tanto al novio como a la novia de amarillo. Para más diversión se usa no solo el color amarillo sino otros colores como el rosa.
Hindu ritual done to women who are going to marry so that they look shinier and more beautiful (beauty ritual).
The ritual consists in painting the future bride with “ubtan”, a yellow/brown pigment. The bride is painted in several parts of the body by several women. Only married women can paint the bride.
In the meantime, folk songs about beauty and brides are sang. After that, they pray to the gods.
There is a Haldi event in weddings but it is done for fun and both the bride and the groom are painted with yellow. For more fun, other colors are like pink are used.
Ramnagar, Uttarakhand, India