Wednesday, 25 April 2007

sari clad sexy babe ..

off to the temple ...
Big B

Miss Big Boobs for you !

posing for you !

characteristics of a typical malayali girl

hmm.. sexy eyes, inviting lips !!
This pic talks a lot about the typical malayali woman.

1. The way she's tied her hair ... very typical
2. The hanging umberella shaped golden ear rings ...
3. Black lining around her eyes to enhance them ..
called 'Kan mashi' or Kaajal, basically, eyeliner.
4. The pale yellow 'Kuri' on her forhead ...
Thats basically sandalwood paste, as mentioned
in one of my earlier post.

How come she forgot jasmine flowers for her hair, I wonder ! :)

MohiniAatam

Sunanda Nair performing Mohiniaatam, a classical dance form of Kerala.

Also worth mentioning about this pic is her hairstyle. The hair bun pulled on to one side, with an adoration of sweet jasmine flowers. It was very typical of women belonging to the upper caste in Kerala. These upper caste women were known as 'Thamburaati's

women celebrating Onam

This is a pic of women in kerala performing a traditional dance called 'kai kotti kalli', during a festival called Onam. Onam is a harvest festival.

The dancing women folk seen in the pic are attired in the traditional malayali costume called veshti-mundu. Its a kind of 2 piece sari, off-white with golden borders.

Monday, 23 April 2007

test post!! teehee :)

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Geethu



The red circle on her forhead is called a 'bindi' in Hindi, and 'Pottu' in Malayalam.
You may also notice a light yellow horizontal mark above the pottu. This is called as a 'kuri' in Malayalam, and its actually sandalwood paste. Its typical of South Indian girls to wear a kuri, usually after bath. Temples in Kerala, and other parts of south India offer a tiny amount of saffron paste to devotees as blessings from God.