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Yes, some of the lasses are really pretty there, as are some of their dances and clothes and ornaments…
sigh… oh yes…very pretty..heartbreaking pretty…
Beautiful – but that has got to hurt her nose.
that is the first thought that came to my mind too.
beautiful….love the ornaments
Very beautiful. What is the nose piece attached to?
wonderful picture… !! she looks gorgeous !!
hi megha . i love it too..
hello joanna : just like how the ear rings are clasped safely, the nose piece is also locked with simple loops…welcome
hello dhiren ..welcome
Lovely picture!beautiful jewellery ..The nose ring is as big as bangle !!
So beautiful. I love the coloring.
My latest inspiration. Her nose-ring! Thank you.
Made my post with the finished painting! THANK YOU for the inspiration!
dee.. with pleasure.
Oh, this is my Picture, U have taken it from Flickr, Thanks for giving Credit.
vijay :wonderful that the photographer traced his picture here. thank you.
our garhwalis are natural beauties just god gift
this is real Garhwaali beauty…in our culture….THESE lovely nose ornaments hold a very important significance..and IT IS very necessary for a garhwaali bride to wear it…(plus it’s so pretty 🙂 )
welcome tanya