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  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister (little girl on her left) from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister (little girl on her left) from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister (little girl on her left) from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Pushkar, Rajasthan, India..This young girl, Muni, is from the Bauriya caste. Like many members of the lower castes, the Bauriya people can only get the lowest paying jobs in their towns (hard construction work for a few cents a day). They try to earn additional income by drawing hennas (temporary tattoos) on the hands of Indian tourists. They sleep in the streets and hope to make enough money to buy the chapattis their family needs to survive the day. During the Pushkar festival, Muni, too young to draw tattoos, sits in the streets with her little sister (little girl on her left) from sunrise to sunset. They apply henna stamps on girls their age but from wealthier families. The children do not always pay her the 1 rupee fee. Muni and her little sister will never get a chance to go to school..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Bauriya Gypsy Girl, Pushkar, Rajasthan desert, India..In Rajasthan it is not uncommon to see people with green eyes. Some of the lowest castes of people are among the most beautiful in India. This girl is from the Bauriya caste and lives in a desert settlement in the proximity of Pushkar..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com
  • Among the poorest people in India, the Bhil live primarily on these plain chapattis dipped into a hot chili paste with only occasional birds, lizards or rabbits to supplement them. Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com.Bhil Indigenous Native women cooking chapattis, Barjarsar, Rajasthan Desert, India.
  • Among the poorest people in India, the Bhil live primarily on these plain chapattis dipped into a hot chili paste with only occasional birds, lizards or rabbits to supplement them. Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com.Bhil Indigenous Native women cooking chapattis, Barjarsar, Rajasthan Desert, India.
  • Bhil woman grinding grains to make chapatti flour. Among the poorest people in India, Bhil desert dwellers live primarily on plain chapattis dipped into a hot chili paste with only occasional birds, lizards or rabbits to supplement them..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com..Bhil Indigenous Native woman grinding flour, Barjarsar, Rajasthan Desert, India.
  • Water is used only to drink and wash one's hands and face; dishes are washed with sand. Bhil women often walk long distances through the desert carrying jugs of water on their heads..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule /www.jpsviewfinder.com..Bhil woman washing dishes with sand, Drought and Desert survival, Barjarsar, Rajasthan, India.
  • Water is used only to drink and wash one's hands and face; dishes are washed with sand. Bhil women often walk long distances through the desert carrying jugs of water on their heads..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule /www.jpsviewfinder.com..Bhil woman washing dishes with sand, Drought and Desert survival, Barjarsar, Rajasthan, India.
  • Bhil woman collecting cow dung. Firewood is scarce in the Rajasthan desert. Bhil people cook their chapattis using dried cow dung..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com..Bhil indigenous woman collecting cow dung in lieu of firewood, Desert survival, Rajasthan, India.
  • Bhil women taking a short break before walking the two kilometer return hike separating the village well from their houses..Copyright: Jean-Philippe Soule / www.jpsviewfinder.com..Bhil Indigenous women, Barjarsar, Rajasthan Desert, India.