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Lambanis Celebrating Life – Festive Dance
A small video clip from a Lambani celebration.
A recent community dance at a ceremony.
The mirrorwork clothing has been replaced by polyester saris – cheap, easy to procure, long-lasting and easy to maintain. The only visual sign is the pot-holder panels with mirrors.
Slowly Vanishing Cultures…..
jm
Jan 2016
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