Both of the girls I met in Durbar Square of Patan wore a beautiful saree
Two young women clad in saree were in Durbar Square in Patan, a World Heritage site. In Nepal, many women still dress traditionally. It is a bit strange that this is the case for only women, although all the men are dressed in Western-style clothing, except for those wearing topi caps. Is it because many women think saris are nicer? I don't know.
A closer look reveals that the saree they are both wearing look well-tailored. Perhaps they are the children of good families. When I pointed the camera at them, they smiled at me, showing their white teeth. Whenever I see a sari, I always wonder what the long, scarf-like fabric is for. Is it to make it flutter in the wind in style?
| Dec 2009 NEPAL PEOPLE | |
| CHUCKLE DUO GIRL GLASSES PATAN SAREE SMILE |
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PHOTO DATA
No
3454
Shooting Date
Jun 2009
Posted On
December 5, 2009
Modified On
July 1, 2024
Place
Patan, Nepal
Genre
Portrait Photography
Camera
CANON EOS 1V
Lens
EF85MM F1.2L II USM
