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“Kitchens are like mothers… most loved and written about.” This powerful frame by Assavari Kulkarni, MFA student at IIP from Goa, was exhibited at the Serendipity Arts Festival 2024, curated by @objectspeak and @lecercle. Shot in a traditional Kunbi household, the image narrates intimacy, resilience, and the silent poetry of everyday life. It stands as a testimony to how storytelling through photography bridges culture and emotions. #AssavariKulkarni #WomenPhotographer #Artist #IIPAcademy #PhotographyCoursesInIndia #mfa #goadiaries #FineArtPhotography #kunbi #indianculture #indianinstituteofphotography

The combination of worrior and motherly look.

"Lady from The Mountains" by IIPian Priyanshu Shekhar The Apatani tribe lives in a beautiful place called Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh, a North Eastern State of India. They have some special traditions that make them unique. One interesting thing is that they used to have tattoos on their faces and nose plugs for women to protect them. They grow rice and millet for food and have a special way of watering their crops. The Apatani people follow a system where the family is passed down through the mother's side, and women have an important say in making decisions. Follow @thephotoholic_lens #arunachalpradesh #tribesofindia #thetribe #womanstyle #streetphotographyindia #streetcollective #portraitphotography #tribes #culturaldiversity #photojournalofindia #documentaryphotography #arunachal #apatanitribe #apatani #iipacademy #indianinstituteofphotography #iip #incredibleindia #womanpower