Spiti Festival Sword Dance

INR 99.00

Description: Traditional Arts are one of the last remaining empirical links to ancient Himalayan culture, providing a credible source of information for ethnographic researchers. A performer using a sword as a prop in a traditional dance during Spiti Festival 2017.

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Description: This photograph titled “Spiti Festival Sword Dance”, shows a performer using a sword as a prop in a traditional dance during Spiti Festival 2017This digital photograph (Spiti Festival Sword Dance) is a part of The Mountain Walker portfolio of digital content available for purchase on a 12-month License Agreement for download and subject to terms, use for personal, training, and/or other use including incorporation into websites; blog posts; social media; advertisements; marketing campaigns; corporate presentations; newspapers; magazines; books; film and television productions. All digital content offered by The Mountain Walker is owned by The Mountain Walker or its Artists/Photographers/Authors.

Location: Kaza, Lahaul and Spiti District, Himachal Pradesh, India.

Photograph By: Abhinav Kaushal, for The Mountain Walker, 19th of September 2017.

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1613 pixels x 1080 pixels (72 dpi)
File Size: 1.2 MB

Editorial Use Only (No Model and/or Property Release)

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