An elderly woman of Andro village, Manipur, Northeast India making beautiful handiwork mud pots, dolls and making other art piece with mud.
PLACE: ANDRO VILLAGE, MANIPUR, INDIA (FLICKR VIEW)
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GK Dutta Social Worker, Human Rights Activist, Writer, Photographer, Journalist, Master Trainer from Northeast India. click here →
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