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RF2M4CE35–Mon, Nagaland, India - 11 25 2013 : Portrait of old Naga Konyak tribe head hunter warrior with facial and chest tattoo wearing traditional cane hat
RF2MAHE4P–Mon, Nagaland, India - 03 02 2009 : Indoor portrait of young Naga Konyak tribe man wearing traditional red bamboo and cane hat with boar tusks and fur
RF2KYRJN6–West Siang, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 03 06 2014 : Portrait of smiling old Adi Galong or Galo tribe man wearing traditional boat shaped cane hat
RMM9F930–Apatani tribe items including a Yatee hat, a Bopa hat and other items woven from bamboo and cane. The Apatani are from Arunachal Pradesh in India.
RF2KYRJJ2–Mon, Nagaland, India - 02 28 2013 : Portrait of Naga Konyak tribe man with typical hair style wearing traditional red cane hat with boar tusks and fur
RM2DJ434J–A Syce or Groom, Sir Charles D'Oyly, 1781–1845, British, active in India, Printed by The Behar Amateur Lithographic Press, 1781–1845, British, active in India, undated, Chromolithograph on medium, slightly textured, cream wove paper mounted on moderately thick, slightly textured, beige wove paper, Mount: 9 7/8 x 6 1/16 inches (25.1 x 15.4 cm), Sheet: 7 x 5 1/4 inches (17.8 x 13.4 cm), and Image: 6 9/16 x 5 1/4 inches (16.7 x 13.4 cm), animal art, arches, architectural subject, buildings, cane, columns, dog (animal), genre subject, grass, grooms, horses (animals), Indian, nobleman, path
RF2M4CE37–Raga, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 11 14 2010 : Portrait of Nyishi tribe man wearing traditional cane headgear with wooden hornbill beak and black fur
RM2R7M4CF–Boy from galo tribe wearing traditional cane hat and traditional clothes leaning his head on the arms on the bamboo fence at his house, Assam, India
RMBDRPNP–Muslim men wait for their fresh squeezed sugarcane juice in Daulatabad near Aurangabad India
RF2M13955–The jaapi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India which is made from tightly woven bamboo or cane and a large palm leaf.
RMW809F2–Adi Gallong man in cane hat, Adi Gallong Tribe, Arunachal Pradesh, North East India, November 2014.
RF2KYRJJ7–Raga, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 02 25 2009 : Portrait of young Nyishi tribe man wearing traditional cane headgear with hornbill beak and feathers
RMW809EB–Adi Gallong man in cane hat, Adi Gallong Tribe, Arunachal Pradesh, North East India, November 2014.
RF2JD6RYH–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RMDF376N–Elderly couple sitting in front of the Manu Temple, Old Manali, Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
RM2E44ARD–Sir Charles D'Oyly, 1781–1845, British, active in India, A Syce or Groom, undated. Chromolithograph on medium, slightly textured, cream wove paper mounted on moderately thick, slightly textured, beige wove paper. animal art , arches , architectural subject , buildings , cane , columns , dog (animal) , genre subject , grass , grooms , horses (animals) , Indian , nobleman , path , servant , servants , top hat , trees , turbans , whisk. India
RFA8WF6E–SUB90574 Colorful blue and red circular round cane cap hat to keep sun away at Ujjain Kumbh fair India
RMRD27B8–Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre Coote, (1726-83), served in India 1754-62, 1769-70, 1777-83, in campaigns against the French and later Haidar ‘Ali. Commander-in-Chief in the East Indies, 1777-83. A full-length figure, wearing a military coat of red faced with blue, light-coloured waistcoat and breeches, and high military boots with spurs. He wears the star and ribbon of the Bath; and at his side hangs a gold-hilted sword, possibly the one presented to him by the Company in 1764. His left hand, which rests upon a tasselled cane, holds an unfolded despatch; the right is lightly laid upon his hat w
RF2CTXNKN–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RM2R7M4CA–Boy from galo tribe wearing traditional cane hat and traditional clothes leaning his head on the arms on the bamboo fence at his house, Assam, India
RF2AY9Y41–Elderly man in traditional fur hat and sheepskin coat, Gustor festival, Spituk Gompa, Leh, Ladakh
RMF8M4FX–PUSHKAR, INDIA - NOV 28 2014: Indian senior man, white dressed, walking with a cane and a big sack on his shoulder, at Pushkar F
RF2KYRJJ8–Raga, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 02 25 2009 : Portrait of Nyishi tribe man wearing traditional cane headgear with hornbill beak, feathers and bear fur
RMW809EA–Adi Gallong man in cane hat, Adi Gallong Tribe, Arunachal Pradesh, North East India, November 2014.
RF2JD6RYE–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RMG9XTKP–Adi Gallong man wearing traditional cane hat. Adi Gallong Tribe. Arunachal Pradesh, North East India, October 2014.
RF2M11FAD–Raga, Arunachal Pradesh, India - 11 14 2010 : Portrait of Nyishi tribe shaman wearing machete knife and traditional headgear with feathers and fur
RF2J4A8HE–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RMP21K9Y–Local man walking at Kinari Bazaar in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India. Agra is one of the most populous cities in Uttar Pradesh
RMGDYHWC–A policeman ist standing at the waterfront in Puducherry, India, on 12 October 2015. Photo: Sebastian Kahnert | usage worldwide
RF2CTXN7D–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RMHNBMRB–“There they found themselves in the presence of an animal.” from ‘Around the World in Eighty Days’ by Jules Verne (1828-1905) published in 1873 illustration by Léon Benett (1839-1917) and by Adolphe François Pannemaker (1822-1900).
RMF8M4FT–PUSHKAR, INDIA - NOV 28 2014: Indian senior man, white dressed, walking with a cane and a big sack on hos shoulder, at Pushkar F
RMW809FD–Adi Gallong man wearing traditional cane hat. Adi Gallong Tribe. Arunachal Pradesh, North East India, October 2014.
RFPGR40E–SIKKIM, INDIA - MAR 13, 2017: Unidentified Indian old woman in red hat and violet jacket carries an orange backpack and leans on a cane
RMW809BF–Apatani man with traditional hair knot fixed by a skewer or Piidin Khotu and traditional Lecha over shoulder and cane hat which includes a hornbills beak. Apatani Tribe, Ziro Valley, Himalayan Foothills, Arunachal Pradesh.North East India, November 2014.
RF2J4A8T1–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNYR–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RMF8M4FP–PUSHKAR, INDIA - NOV 28 2014: Indian senior man, white dressed, walking with a cane and a big sack on hos shoulder, at Pushkar F
RMW809BC–Apatani man with traditional hair knot fixed by a skewer or Piidin Khotu and traditional Lecha over shoulder and cane hat which includes a hornbills beak. Apatani Tribe, Ziro Valley, Himalayan Foothills, Arunachal Pradesh.North East India, November 2014.
RF2J4A8PR–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNCJ–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RMF8M4FR–PUSHKAR, INDIA - NOV 28 2014: Indian senior man, white dressed, walking with a cane and a big sack on hos shoulder, at Pushkar F
RMW809BD–Apatani man with traditional hair knot fixed by a skewer or Piidin Khotu and traditional Lecha over shoulder and cane hat which includes a hornbills beak. Apatani Tribe, Ziro Valley, Himalayan Foothills, Arunachal Pradesh.North East India, November 2014.
RF2J4JCCG–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNAC–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RFBFRRG4–Kids Love Christmas World 2. 32 Different Children representing different countries around the Christmas Tree.
RMF8M4FY–PUSHKAR, INDIA - NOV 28 2014: Indian senior man, white dressed, walking with a cane and a big sack on hos shoulder, at Pushkar F
RMW809BE–Apatani man with traditional hair knot fixed by a skewer or Piidin Khotu and traditional Lecha over shoulder and cane hat which includes a hornbills beak. Apatani Tribe, Ziro Valley, Himalayan Foothills, Arunachal Pradesh.North East India, November 2014.
RF2J4JC32–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNCK–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RF2J4JC6T–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNM1–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RF2J4A915–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2JD6RY8–An Assamese Traditional conical hat made from tightly woven bamboo or cane. In Assamese language it is known as Jaapi
RF2CTXNJ9–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
RF2CTXNYB–jaapi or japi is a traditional conical hat from Assam, India similar to the Asian conical hat which is made from tightly woven bamboo and/or cane.
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