Bhuj Collection

Asian culture devices and products, wood engravings, published in 1897
Asian culture devices and products: 1 + 10) Dance staff of the Toba Batak people from Sumatra; 2) Ancestral figure from Nias (Indonesia); 3) Weaving board of the Ainu (Japan); 4 + 17

India, Gujarat, Bhuj, Great Rann of Kutch, Ahir Tribe. An example of the colorful intricate embroidery done by the Ahir Tribe

India, Gujarat, Bhuj, Great Rann of Kutch, Tribe. Camels and tribesmen are silhouetted by the setting sun

Visitors to the white marble Swaminarayan temple, built following the 2001 earthquake, Bhuj, Gujarat, India, Asia

Hindu woman in red sari inside the ornate white marble Swaminarayan Temple, built following the 2001 earthquake, Bhuj, Gujarat, India, Asia

Man tie dyeing cotton, Bhuj, Kutch, Gujarat State, India

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Discover the resilient spirit of Bhuj, India, a city reborn after the devastating 2001 earthquake. Explore Hodka village, where traditional crafts like wood engravings, published in 1897, continue to thrive. Witness the vibrant Banni embroidered clothes worn by local women, and experience the rich Asian culture. In the Great Rann of Kutch, meet the Ahir Tribe and their colorful camels. Visit the stunning white marble Swaminarayan Temple, built following the earthquake, and witness the intricate red sari-clad Hindu women in prayer. Observe the art of tie-dyeing cotton, a testament to Bhuj's enduring craft legacy.