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Women show their hands decorated with henna paste during the Teej festival in the northern Indian city of Amritsar July 25, 2009. Teej falls on the third day of the bright fortnight of the month of Shrawan (July-August) and welcomes the advent of the monsoon as women decorate their hands and feet with henna in delicate designs. REUTERS/Munish Sharma (INDIA SOCIETY RELIGION)
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Brighten someone's day with the vibrant colors and rich cultural traditions of the Media Storehouse Teej Greetings Cards. Featuring the captivating image "GM1E57P1T6W01" by REUTERS, this card showcases women adorned with henna during the Teej festival in Amritsar, India. Each card is a beautiful expression of the joy and beauty of this ancient Hindu celebration. Order yours today and add a touch of warmth and tradition to your greetings.
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In this print by REUTERS, we witness the vibrant celebration of Teej festival in Amritsar, a city located in northern India. The image showcases a group of women proudly displaying their hands adorned with intricate henna paste designs. It was taken on July 25,2009, during the auspicious occasion that falls on the third day of the bright fortnight of Shrawan (July-August). Teej is an eagerly awaited festival that marks the arrival of monsoon and holds great significance for Indian women. They embrace this festive time by embellishing their hands and feet with delicate henna patterns, as seen in the photograph. These mesmerizing designs symbolize beauty and prosperity while also serving as a form of self-expression. The atmosphere captured in this image radiates joy and excitement as these women showcase their artistic creations to commemorate Teej. Their hands become canvases for creativity, showcasing traditional motifs passed down through generations. Through this photograph, we are transported into a world where traditions blend seamlessly with modernity. It serves as a reminder of how cultural celebrations bring communities together and provide an opportunity to preserve ancient customs amidst changing times. This Reuters Images print beautifully encapsulates both the aesthetic allure and cultural significance behind Teej festivities in Amritsar—a true testament to India's rich society and religious heritage.
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