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Bishnois tribal woman preparing food in an old fashioned kitchen. The Bishnois is a eco friendly sect of Hindu religion. It is one of many Rajasthani communities, which is famous for their rich cultural life and their true love for nature and animals.http://bem.2be.pl/IS/rajasthan_380.jpg

Drinking water from copper pots is healthy

cooking utensils after being washed, there are pans, mortar, pots, silk, plates

Women using Spices box with turmeric, chilli powder, Cardamom, mustard seeds, cumin seeds, curry masala for cooking

Rajasthan, India - February 26, 2006: Preparing tea at a food and drink stall on the city streets

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Rural Indian woman washing utensils in traditional home kitchen. Domestic life in India concept. Selective focus.

Indian Wedding Ritual. Haldi, Haldi Ceremony, Wedding Rituals

young rural women of Indian ethnicity making chapatti/ bread on mud stove at home.

Indian Rural woman

Indian rural woman cooking on an outdoor old mud oven in Rajasthan

Home made regular Indian meal, commanly known as Thali

Variety of clay and ceramic products for cooking isolated on white background. Top view.

Traditional dressed Indian village woman cooking, Using traditional clay or mud stove .

This image vividly brings to life the bustling Spice Market in Mumbai, a sensory-rich destination for both locals and visitors. The market is a mosaic of colours and fragrances featuring a wide variety of spices such as turmeric, cumin, coriander, cardamom, and exotic spice blends that are central to Indian cooking. Notably prominent are the various types of chillis, from fiery red to deep green, adding both heat and depth to the culinary palette. These spices are displayed in heaps and baskets, creating an inviting and aromatic tapestry. This photo aims to showcase the Spice Market as a symbol of Mumbai's rich culinary culture, where every spice and chilli tells a story of tradition, flavour, and the essence of Indian cuisine.

An Aluminum water jag with a stainless steel mug or glass on a mat. old fashioned water pot with holder or handrail. commonly used in Bangladesh.

A water-cooled clay pot used in the past.

Mid adult women of Indian ethnicity sitting portrait at home.

Famous Indian street tea cup

The mess on the kitchen table, a lot of a kitchen utensils on the table

Clay pot for cooking on stone stove isolated on white background with clipping path.Selection focus.

Local tea stall with steel pots and pans

Indian street seller selling tea- masala chai in Jaipur. Masala chai is a beverage from the Indian subcontinent made by brewing tea with a mixture of aromatic Indian spices and herbs. Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. Jaipur is known as the Pink City, because of the color of the stone exclusively used for the construction of all the structures.

Indian bread with melted butter

Ghee or clarified butter in a copper container with a spoon on a wooden gray background.

Traditional Indian vegetarian thali meal in a shining metallic platter (thali). An assortment of dishes with rice bowl and chapatis.

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