Dunghri Mela. Mother and child. The mother is wearing a traditional Kullui ‘pattu’, which is an un-cut length of tweed cloth, pinned below each shoulder. The pins are often attached to each other by a chain.

Dunghri Mela. The ‘deota’s’ (god’s) utensils, including a yak tail whisk and a conch shell.

Dunghri mela. Back view of a woman & of a young girl facing the camera, palms folded. They are sitting in the forest behind the temple. Both are wearing tweed ‘pattu’. Other women in shadow the forest behind.