Spice shop in INA Market |
Spice shop proprietor who helped us select masalas for curries, tea, vegetable and dal dishes |
Sunday in Lodi Gardens |
Mughal grandeur remains, but the surrounding community was razed to make way for Lady Willingdon's proper English garden. |
Idyllic Sunday afternoon in the park, alive with picnics, balloons, Frisbee, cricket, drumming and a game of cards here and there. |
Birds of prey wheeling over the park grounds added a slightly ominous touch. |
We eluded the birds and had dinner overlooking the park. |
On the grounds of the Crafts Museum: Tamil Nadu statues depicting Aiyanna, a village guardian. |
Toy for an ancient kid giant? |
Toy's mom? |
Chariot of a god |
An artisan hailing from the Vankar (weaver) caste in the village of Bhuj, Kutch. Beautiful, amazingly intricate work by men and women. |
Not Mardi Gras Indians, but just as cool. |
A luxurious birthday dinner with my long-time friend Kaye at the Spice Route in the Imperial Hotel. |
A maitre d'hotel namaste |
Surprise! (That can't be my birthday cake. Wrong number.) |
In Delhi, Santa is black. |
And made out of chocolate! |
Sufi singing in tribute to Christi Sufi saint Nizamuddin Aulia. |
Bringing roses to Nizamuddin's tomb. |
Listening. |
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