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Why Does Mum Put a Tilak on Me?Coming soon
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Why Does Mum Put a Tilak on Me?
A mark between the eyebrows, and what it protects.
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What Is a Chandlo?Coming soon
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What Is a Chandlo?
The Gujarati word for the mark on the forehead.
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Why Do Some People Wear a Bindi?Coming soon
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Why Do Some People Wear a Bindi?
A dot that is older than fashion.
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Why Does Dadi Wear a Sari?Coming soon
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Why Does Dadi Wear a Sari?
Six yards, a hundred ways.
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Why Does Mum Wear Bangles?Coming soon
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Why Does Mum Wear Bangles?
The sound of bangles in the kitchen.
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Why Do Brides Wear Red?Coming soon
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Why Do Brides Wear Red?
The colour of a beginning.
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Why Does Papa Wear a Kurta?Coming soon
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Why Does Papa Wear a Kurta?
Long, loose and cool.
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What Is a Dhoti?Coming soon
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What Is a Dhoti?
One cloth, no stitches.
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Ages 0-3+
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Why Do Some Men Wear a Sacred Thread?Coming soon
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Why Do Some Men Wear a Sacred Thread?
The janeu and the upanayana.
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Ages 7-12+
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What Is a Rakhi?
A thread that says 'I will look after you'.
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Ages 0-3+
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes for Festivals?Coming soon
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Why Do We Wear New Clothes for Festivals?
New clothes, new year, new start.
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Why Does the Bride Have Mehndi?Coming soon
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Why Does the Bride Have Mehndi?
Patterns that take all night.
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Why Do We Decorate Our Hands With Henna?Coming soon
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Why Do We Decorate Our Hands With Henna?
Leaves, paste, cone, art.
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