Baskadia

Popular and traditional food of our village

buying and selling activities

Indonesia pride

Traditional market

A traditional masquerade praying for peace #Cameroon let's come together and stop the killings

Traditional Home ✅

Nusa tenggara timur

Sabahan traditional male costume

Harvest Fastival season

Traditional transport

The spice contains surprising health benefits

The spice contains surprising health benefits Introduction Today we will discuss a spice having much astonishing benefits for our health. That spice is known cinnamon. Cinnamon is the bark of the cinnamon tree and is used as a spice. Ceylon cinnamon is native to Sri Lanka, India, and Myanmar. The commonly known cassia cinnamon is grown in China, Southeast Asia, and Indonesia and can be seen in the spice section of any supermarket. Although this fragrant spice is most commonly used in baking and desserts, traditional Chinese and Indian medicine have relied on cinnamon's health benefits for thousands of years. Cinnamon is valued for its effectiveness in treating diabetes and gastrointestinal problems.

Custom or Traditional Boxes? Which One is Best for Your Serum Products?

Serum Products: Custom or Traditional Boxes - Which is Best?" on The Enterprise World compares custom and traditional packaging for serums. It explores the benefits of each option to help brands choose the best packaging for their products.

Kumang

Dayak culture

Keling ati

Dayak culture

Village womens with traditional dress (Kalo Kamla) Black blanket .

Badung Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Denpasar City, Bali.

Badung Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Denpasar City, Bali. This market is classified as a cultural heritage with the concept of market digitization and smart heritage market, becoming a tourist destination for hunting Balinese souvenirs.

Chiken wings with sambal

Chiken wings tradisional taste

Traditional Indian Dessert

Traditional Indian Dessert how to make kulfi at Home

Traditional dancers from Central Java, INDONESIA take pictures after dancing

1928

African traditional house in kenya

When Will You Marry?, Paul Gauguin (1892)

The front and middle ground are built up in areas of green, yellow and blue. A traditionally dressed young woman has settled on the threshold between the front and middle ground. Richard Field suggests the white tiare flower behind her left ear indicates she is seeking a husband.[7][8][9][a] Behind her a second figure in a high-necked Western-style dress sits erectly. Field thought her gesture derives from Buddhist art.[7] Naomi E. Maurer subsequently identified it as a mudra denoting threatening or warning.[9] The front woman stretches herself, her facial features stylized and simplified. Field thought her pose had a Japanese precedent, Charles F. Stuckey suggests Delacroix's Women of Algiers.[8][b] The rear female figure is flush with the yellow-blue area. Her face is painted with individual features and represents the centre of the image. The pink colour of her dress is clearly distinct from the other colours. At the bottom right is the inscription "NAFEA Faa ipoipo" (When will you

Chimbu traditional paintings

The pride and beauty of a young girls in their traditional fashion

Kecak dance Bali indonesia