Aren't these Goan ladies at the window enjoying some time to themselves? Add a quirky touch to your table with these ladies as u give ur self a tea or coffee break maybe with these coasters.
Aren't these Goan ladies at the window enjoying some time to themselves? Add a quirky touch to your table with these ladies as u give ur self a tea or coffee break maybe with these coasters.
Aren't these Goan ladies at the window enjoying some time to themselves? Add a quirky touch to your table with these ladies as u give ur self a tea or coffee break maybe with these coasters.
Depicting an essential character in any local market on the Coaster. The Goan toddy-tapper (Render). Renders are usually adult males, and they climb the 5-8 meter tall coconut trees by carving out hampam /grooves into the trunk. A traditional render can be seen with a kati, a dudhinem and a kollso.
Used during shigmo festivities certainly seen and heard the sounds of these Goan traditional musical instruments that are so essential to creating an up beat mood filling the dancers and spectators with an energy that makes it such a lively celebration.
Used during shigmo festivities certainly seen and heard the sounds of these Goan traditional musical instruments that are so essential to creating an up beat mood filling the dancers and spectators with an energy that makes it such a lively celebration.
Summer fruit sellers in Goan markets offer a vibrant and essential part of the local economy, catering to the demand for refreshing and seasonal fruits. Summer fruit sellers in Goan markets provide not only a wide range of delicious and fresh fruits but also a rich cultural experience, reflecting the traditions and lifestyle of the region.
Used during shigmo festivities certainly seen and heard the sounds of these Goan traditional musical instruments that are so essential to creating an up beat mood filling the dancers and spectators with an energy that makes it such a lively celebration.
A Goan Vegetable Seller would likely capture the essence of the traditional and vibrant market scenes in Goa, depicts a traditional Goan vegetable seller, often seen in local markets.
"white flowers in hair" evokes a cultural symbol, representing traditions or customs in various societies, such as floral adornments worn during weddings or festivals. Typical Goan Scene The Local artist have depicted on the Coaster
"Bebinca" is a traditional Goan dessert popular in the Konkani cuisine. It is often served during special occasions and festivals, such as weddings, Christmas, Easter, and other celebrations.It is considered a symbol of Goan cuisine and is enjoyed by both locals and visitors to the region, is depicted on a Fridge Magnet with Bottle Opener.
The term "Bom Jesus" typically refers to the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a famous church located in Old Goa, India. It was constructed in the late 16th century and is renowned for its Baroque architecture. The Basilica is dedicated to the infant Jesus and is known for housing the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, a prominent missionary and co-founder…
Dantem, a traditional grinding stone in Goa, embodies the region's culinary heritage. Carved from laterite rock, it's used to grind spices, grains, and coconut for various dishes like fish curry and Bebinca. Symbolizing the time-honored methods of food preparation, it connects Goa's past with its vibrant gastronomic present.
This rooster shaped water dispenser is commonly called 'Gurguret' or 'Gurgulet' in Konkani. During the olden days people would store water in this clay pot. It served as an earthy and natural water cooler. Water stored in clay pots is naturally cooled due to the porosity, which is healthier than artificially cooled water. This lowers the risk of sore throats…
The word "kingfisher" in Konkani refers to a bird of the family Alcedinidae, known for its colorful plumage and its habit of diving into water to catch fish, known for its striking colors, typically blue and orange, is depicted on a Fridge Magnet with Bottle Opener.
Mando, a traditional Goan dance form, is an elegant and graceful art that reflects the cultural heritage of Goa. The Mando dance is a blend of Goan and Portuguese cultural elements, reflecting Goa's colonial history.
Mollam, an integral tradition in Goa is a Wooven palm fronds used as mats, fencing, roofing, partition Walls is depicted on a Fridge Magnet with Bottle Opener
Depicting an essential character in any local market on the Coaster. The nustekan or fisherwoman. Typical Goan Scene, an image of a woman in a Goa village with a net basket filled with fish, is depicted on Fridge Magnet wiith Bottle Opener.
