A vendor cuts strands of churchkhela (Georgian ჩურჩხელა) at her stall at the Dezerter Bazaar (Deserters' Market) in Tbilisi, Georgia. With raised arms she holds a bundle and a pair of scissors and looks at the strands with a smile. The strands in red, purple, orange and white hang in dense clusters on strings. Churchkhela is a Georgian confection. The nuts are coated in pelamushi, a glaze of boiled-down grape juice with starch flour and no sugar. To make it, walnuts or hazelnuts are threaded onto a string, dipped repeatedly into pelamushi and then dried. Churchkhela is a classic provision for

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Georg BergImage ID:
2RR4AAHFile size:
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8569 x 5713 px | 72.6 x 48.4 cm | 28.6 x 19 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
12 August 2023Location:
Abastumani Street, Tbilisi, Georgia