Buffalo-horn head gear, Madhya Pradesh
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A Tribal woman wearing self-made jewelry, Madhya Pradesh
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Tribal Women at a Weekly Marketplace
Bastar District, Madhya Pradesh |  |
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For Every Boy, his Girl
Western style dating is an integral part of tribal education system among the Murias of Madhya Pradesh |
Tribal Beauty
Young girl with a necklace made with coins in Madhya Pradesh |  |
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Tribals decorating a head-gear
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Tribal Women Gathered for All-Night Long Dance
Bastar, Madhya Pradesh, circa 1976 |  |
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Long Distance Walking
Tribals who cannot afford bus fare, take to long distance walking |
Halakki Women in a Group Dance
Tarle dancers, Ravindra Kalakshetra, Bangalore, 2000 |  |
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Bells of a Adivasi Dancer
Ghotul boy from Madhya Pradesh |
Korku Tribal with his Stick Tool
Nagadwara, Madhya Pradesh |  |
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Tribal Dancer at a Tribal Education Institution
Notice his headgear decorated with the teeth of a wild boar |
Decorated Headgear of a Tribal Student
Notice his headgear decorated with feathers of a bird |  |
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Bison Horn Maria Drummer
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Gramokkal Lady of Hebbar Hittal, 1987
By tracing the border, one can learn the way the saree is wrapped |  |
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Silver Jewelry of a Gondati
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Halbi Tribal Man Praying in front of a Tulasi
We notice that some tribes like Halbis follow Hindu norms completely. |  |
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Dancing Tribal Women
The Kahuraho Folk Festival, 1977 |
Dancers Walking on Stilts
The Khajuraho Folk Festival, 1977 |  |
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Man Belonging to the Korku Tribe
Vindhya Forest, Madhya Pradesh |
A Santali Girl and Her Pet
Village of Plassey, West Bengal |  |
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A Male Dancer and his Tangi (Axe)
The tribals find art and decoration in the most common of materials. Notice the head gear of this young performer. Narayanpur in Madhya Pradesh, 1977 |
Tribal Women on their Way to Market
Tribal women walking in a single file, Narayanpur, 1977 |  |
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Daughter of the Forest
A decorated tribal woman at the Jagadalpur marketplace, Jagadalpur, Madhya Pradesh 1976 |
Finely Crafted Bangle
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Tribal Girl in Unicloth
The village of Chote-Dongar, Madhya Pradesh |
The Female of the Tribe
Members of the Bettada-Kuruba tribal community |  |
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Man Belonging to the Kadu Kuruba Tribe
The town of H.D. Kote, Karnataka |
Bangles that resemble Anklets
Tribal jewelry from Madhya Pradesh |  |
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Tattoos of a Tribal Woman
Photograph hand-colored by Kamat. Notice the combs in her hair and metallic jewelry. |
A Youngster belonging to the Gonda Tribe
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Tribal Saree Styles -- Notice how short the saree is
Jagadalpur Dasara |
