18
Jan
Red… Where Worlds Meet
Coca Cola meets kumkum - only in India…..
The red powder on the plate is kumkum - a powder that is traditionally a symbol of fertility. Married women in many parts of India use kumkum either as a round on their forehead or in the parting of their hair. traditionally,it is not worn by unmarried girls or by widows. Usually it is given as part of offerings at temples.
the crate at the bottom is coca-cola - considered, by many, to be the parent of Santa Claus…..
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